On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 5:21 AM, Gonzalo <> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I using 2.6 kernel Lenny Debian but i can not make USB work.
> The modules usbcore, ohci-hcd , usbhid, usb-storage are loaded.
>
> If I plug any device, lsusb only list the hub. When I connect any device, no
> light blinking is produced by the device.
>
> I checked the voltages in the port opening my usb memory and voila, there are
> not 5 Volts in the USB. It seems to me like it is the same problem that you
> are discussing here. Have you experienced this problem, did you solve it?
Yes, Technologic helped me with this.
You can use the peekpoke command quite simply to switch on power.
First run:
peekpoke 8 0x12000000
This will report a hex number. Add 2 to this number, and use it to set
the register:
peekpoke 8 0x12000000 0x0B
I will post a script you can start at boot time once I complete it.
Oh, and you might need to copy peekpoke from the init filesystem into /usr/bin.
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