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Subject: Re: amd64 usb error=4 intel dg965ry mainboard
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On Thursday 01 March 2007 02:58, Rick Mullis wrote:
> I have had an ongoing issue with freebsd 7-current. I keep getting error
> "root hub problem, error=4". I have been watching all of the maillists and
> searching Google for a few weeks but I can't find that any one else is
> having the same issue. I have been updating the source code on a daily
> basis and building world and kernel and yes, installing them too but the
> same issue is there. When I boot the computer the usb lights are on but as
> soon as it gets to usb0 the lights shut off and no matter what kind or what
> speed device I plug in I get no change. Please help before I loose all of
> my hair.
>

Have you tried the new USB stack?

http://www.turbocat.net/~hselasky/usb4bsd

--HPS