ohci_hcd bad entry

DropSig · 12-08-2005, 08:28 PM

I have been running llfs for a few days, and i sometimes get this::
ohci_hcd 0000:00:02.2: bad entry
then crashes the entire computer.
it does not happen on a regular basis. sometime straight at boot time.
I had suse 9.3 before for a few month and never had this problem.
any clue?
I have a centrios keyboard, a nexxtech mouse and a webcam

bigrigdriver · 12-08-2005, 10:11 PM

In SuSE 9.3, the correct name of the module is ohci-hcd; not ohci_hcd.

Open a console window and issue the command: locate ohci-hcd. You should see three returns: one in /lib/modules (the kernel module) and two in /usr/src (the source code).

To remove that error, su to root and use a command line text editor to edit /etd/modprobe.conf. Look for the line which contains 'ohci_hcd' and change that entry to 'ohci-hcd'.

DropSig · 12-09-2005, 04:14 PM

Good, but for some reason i dont have /etc/modprobe.conf.
i found /etc/sysconfig/module, but it did not contain a thing.
Either LFS does not use modprobe.conf or i missed something in thi install...
ohci_hcd is compiled as M in the kernel and does load at boot.]
So i added ohci-hcd in /etc/sysconfig/module
it does loade it fine so ill see if it happens again.

bigrigdriver · 12-09-2005, 05:17 PM

My bad. You didn't say LFS. I assumed SuSE from the info in the sidebar. There is an older file; /etc/modules.conf (same file; different name; does the same thing).

DropSig · 12-14-2005, 08:19 PM

Oups sorry bout that, doing to change this right away.
It hadn't happen in a will( since my last post) but it did happen lost night & today will i was at work.
Now i have 2 look at my insntallation caause i dont have either modprbe.conf or modules.conf or modules.dep.
I'll look back to see if i missed something. maybe modle-init-tool.
also in my kernel,: module auto loading is enabled. should i disable it?