> I'm getting a bit out of my depth now, but I'm pretty sure the
> xhci_hcd module is compiled into the Ubuntu kernels. If I were to dig
> around in Ubuntu's kernel sources looking for xhci_hcd.* files to diff
> against Fedora's, would that be a useful thing for me to do?
I don't know. If there's no difference then it wouldn't be very
useful. :-)
> It's been a few years but I have compiled my own kernels in the past,
> but I can definitely have a go at that if you think it would be
> beneficial.
There aren't too many alternatives at this point. One possibility is
to try booting a Fedora kernel on an Ubuntu system. I don't know if
that can work, but if it does then it would indicate whether the
problem is in the kernel or in the userspace environment.
> Thanks for your help so far Alan, it's very much appreciated. I know
> wizards of your level are busy people.
You're welcome. (And I don't feel like a wizard; I feel like an
ordinary busy person...)
On Fri, 3 Aug 2012, mat brown wrote:
> I'm getting a bit out of my depth now, but I'm pretty sure the
> xhci_hcd module is compiled into the Ubuntu kernels. If I were to dig
> around in Ubuntu's kernel sources looking for xhci_hcd.* files to diff
> against Fedora's, would that be a useful thing for me to do?
I don't know. If there's no difference then it wouldn't be very
useful. :-)
> It's been a few years but I have compiled my own kernels in the past,
> but I can definitely have a go at that if you think it would be
> beneficial.
There aren't too many alternatives at this point. One possibility is
to try booting a Fedora kernel on an Ubuntu system. I don't know if
that can work, but if it does then it would indicate whether the
problem is in the kernel or in the userspace environment.
> Thanks for your help so far Alan, it's very much appreciated. I know
> wizards of your level are busy people.
You're welcome. (And I don't feel like a wizard; I feel like an
ordinary busy person...)
Alan Stern