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Description of problem: When I plug Logitech H360 USB headset, it almost never starts working, with one exception: only when it is plugged before starting the machine, and stays plugged while logging in, then while I am in my login session, I can unplug it, and plug back and the system reacts properly, as it should. But if I unplug it and log out, then during my next login session it will never be detected properly. No matter whether I plug it before logging in for the second time, or after. So the only way to use the Logitech H360 USB headset - to shut down, plug the headset and start the machine again with the headset plugged all the time until my login session is fully started. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): phonon.x86_64 4.5.0-2.fc14 @update How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce non-pluggability: 1.start the machine with Logitech H360 USB headset unplugged 2.start login session with Logitech H360 USB headset unplugged 3.plug Logitech H360 USB headset Actual results: Logitech H360 USB headset is not detected properly and cannot be used Expected results: Logitech H360 USB headset detected and functions as expected, and in the phonon settings (System settings -> Hardware -> Multimedia -> Phonon) one can change priorities (e.g.notifications direct through the loudspeakers, while communications - via the headset). Steps to Reproduce lost hot-pluggability: 1.start the machine with Logitech H360 USB headset plugged 2.start login session with Logitech H360 USB headset plugged 3.unplug Logitech H360 USB headset 4.logout 5.login 6. plug the Logitech H360 USB headset Actual results: Logitech H360 USB headset is not detected properly and cannot be used Expected results: Logitech H360 USB headset detected and functions as expected, and in the phonon settings (System settings -> Hardware -> Multimedia -> Phonon) one can change priorities (e.g. to direct notifications through the loudspeakers, while communications - via the headset. Additional info: In the the "lost hot-pluggability" scenario, after step 2., the Logitech H360 USB headset is perfectly "hot-pluggable" till I logout.
On my MacBook Pro, under the Snow Leopard, that very Logitech H360 USB headset is hot-pluggable at any time and functions as expected.
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