Description of problem: USB3.0 flash drive is not detected when connected to port USB3.0 hub, and the hub is connected to a USB3.0 port on the motherboard. USB2.0 flash drive plugged in same hub port is detected. And USB3.0 flash drive is detected if I connected it to USB2.0 port of hub. All usb ports works with USB3.0 flash drive if I connect hub to USB2.0 port in mother board, but in this case I lose all USB3.0 advantage. Hub is: GINZZU™ GR-380UAB http://www.ginzzu.com/rus_level5_tab1.php?lang=NAME_ENG&ot=510&group=-1&oid=32&tab_id=-10 Mother board is: ASRock H61M/U3S3 http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H61MU3S3/
Created attachment 787533 [details] capture when I connect hub to USB3.0 port and flash drive to USB2.0 port
Created attachment 787534 [details] capture when I connect hub to USB2.0 port and flash drive to USB3.0 port
Capture for situation USB3.0 USB3.0 same as USB3.0 USB2.0, but nothing happens in wireshark when I plug shesh drive to USB3.0 port of hub.
With another motherboard Gigabyte GA-Z87M-D3H http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4486#ov USB3.0 port of m/b with USB3.0 port of hub works fine with USB3.0 flash drive.
You didn't say which kernel version you were having troubles with. Please test 3.10.7 and let us know if that resolves the issues.
My kernel version already 3.10.7
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Update to 3.11.1 kernel not solve this problem.
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1. Actually USB flash drive on 3.12 kernel determined time to time. 2. After the physical disconnect the USB flash drive in the Disk anyway seen stick.
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> After the physical disconnect the USB flash drive in the Disk anyway seen stick. It is normal?
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After the physical disconnect the USB flash drive in the Disk anyway still seen stick.
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Now I have another problem. If USB 3.0 flash stick inserted in USB 3.0 port in hub, then not recognized by just booted system. But if I reconnect stick, or boot system when flash stick is inserted into USB 2.0 port hub or plug into motherboard directly then stick is recognized correctly.
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Created attachment 985447 [details] kernel 3.18.3 log
For testing also would be nice have new iso, because still having problem when select "Troubleshooting -> Test this media & start Fedora Live" when boot from USB stick Fedora install.
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