Thanks -- that did the trick. I guess the desktop distro's I've been
using have done this for me.
Jesse Off wrote:
> I don't think anything is broken.
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> You simply have to run:
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> mount -t usbfs none /proc/bus/usb
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> I have no idea why this isn't mounted with the rest of /proc, but
> this is the behavior Linux developers seem to have chosen for USB.
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> //Jesse Off
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> --- In "Steve Hier" <> wrote:
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>>Did you get resolution on this?
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>>I have user-mode code that requires that /proc/bus/usb/devices be
>>present (as well as the supporting stuctures) and of course it
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> isn't
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>>working since the tree is broken.
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>>--- In "pelletierbrad"
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>>wrote:
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>>>This is more information about my last post:
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>>>The USB port does not seem to be working.
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>>>I typed dmesg and there is nothing in it about the USB port.
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>>>I get an error when I type: cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
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>>>I went back in the file system under /proc/bus and usb did not
>>>exist.
>>>
>>>Can anyone help, I'm lost?
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