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Subject: usb power turned off by X.org
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Hi,

When I start X.org, the power on my USB ports is turned off. "usbdevs -v" 
still reports "self-powered". I can't figure a way to turn it back on. Any 
thoughts?

Hardware is Thinkpad T41 running -CURRENT as of 10/12.

Thanks, Kent