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Quoting Lars Eggert <lars.eggert@netlab.nec.de>:

> This is a box with a SiS chipset (see below) and this week's -current. I
> think Torfinn had problems with those as well. Is their USB chip quirky?

The only difference in my setup is that the machine I have (with the SiS
chipset) runs FreeBSD 4.9-stable, not -current.

My experience with SiS and usb is limited to -stable. So far, my conclusion is
that the SiS USB chip is quirky. I have made the following observations:
- if an error occurs on one of the usb ports, that port will be disabled
- the only way to reset a disabled port is to reboot the machine


Hope this helps.
-- 
Torfinn Ingolfsen


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