usb2.0 in mdk 10

kvtournh · 06-12-2004, 06:41 AM

Hi,

I installed mdk 10 official for a while now and everything runs fine. Yesterday i bought a pci card with 4 usb2 hubs on it (via vt6202/6212 chipset)

but I don't copy with the maximum speed. Mandrake sees them as a usb 1 port.

what can i do?

I read something from going into the kernel and adjusting some stuff there. So i installed the kernel source. My question is now, how can i start xconfig of the kernel is such a way that it has the kernel config from the kernel i am using now?

thanks
klaas

Andrew Benton · 06-12-2004, 07:55 AM

The config is in /boot, it will have some numbers after it, you need to copy it to /usr/src/linux-(version) and rename it .config . But run make mrproper first or it will delete it (Doh!). You need to enable
<*> EHCI HCD (USB 2.0) support
on the USB submenu of the Device Drivers menu. I would be surprised if Mandrake hasn't already built it as a module. You should be able to load the module with
modprobe ehci-hcd