Re: Boot disc with a NOUSB option
Are you sure it's locking up at usb? Most problems with locking up are due
to video or scsi in my experience. I'm not sure when (if ever) in the
2.2 series kernels you could pass options, but if you get a recent boot
disk you can pass options such as 'noscsi' to skip scsi detection - you
could certainly try "linux nousb' [or it might be along the lines of
nouhci or noohci etc - tho more likely nousb, if you search google w/ the
'linux boot noscsi' you'll likely find wherever these options come from
and get better advice than I can give you :)]
-Martin N.
On 21 Mar 2003, Shyamal Prasad wrote:
> "Stephen" == Stephen J Thompson <stephen@cass-ltd.co.uk> writes:
>
> Stephen> Hello all, Does anyone know of any boot discs that can
> Stephen> have the usb disabled upon the boot? The standard boot
> Stephen> locks up my compaq laptop.
>
> Hmm, I thought the standard Woody boot disk (2.2.x kernel, the one on
> the first CD) did not include the usb drivers. What boot disc are you
> using, and what is the laptop?
>
> Why do you believe it is USB doing it? Perhaps you can turn off the
> USB controller in BIOS.
>
> Cheers!
> Shyamal
>
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