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Subject: Re: [eCS T60/T61] installing acpi w/ rc5
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On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 09:56:56 -0700, Jon Harrison wrote:

>> Do you have a USB Mouse and USB keyboard attached?  
>
>Andy:
>
>It's just the mouse, no other devices plugged in.  On the T61 I use the port
>on the right side, top port.  I haven't checked lately, but a few months ago
>with rc4 I found that I had hang problems on bootup if I used the lower port
>on the right whereas the upper port booted ok.  I have not checked the other
>2 usb ports now that I have achieved the level of stability I currently
>have.  I guess I need to check the different ports while booting and also
>changing ports after it is running.
>
>Jon

This may have nothing at all to do with it, but are you sure you have
enough USB definitions in the Config.Sys?  I don't think there is much
downside to over defining.  But, if you don't have enough lots of
strange failures can appear.

Because I also have a Docking Station that has an additional five
ports, I added several more definitions than I would normally have.

Just a FWIW...  Something to check.

Carl