Turns out the issue is due to having Wake-on-Lan enabled (WoL) and USB. This can be fixed by appending "xhci_hcd.quirks=270336" to the kernel command line.
Seem this is a bit of a common issue with motherboards having WoL enabled.
For this motherboard, the option to enable WoL is called "Power on By PCI-E" under Advanced->APM Configuration.
The fact that this problem didn't exist under an old version of Ubuntu, FreeBSD, and Windows suggests that there was a regression at some point. I'm just happy to have this resolved, at least for now.
Turns out the issue is due to having Wake-on-Lan enabled (WoL) and USB. This can be fixed by appending "xhci_hcd. quirks= 270336" to the kernel command line.
A bit more info here: /wiki.archlinux .org/title/ Wake-on- LAN#Fix_ by_Kernel_ quirks
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Seem this is a bit of a common issue with motherboards having WoL enabled.
For this motherboard, the option to enable WoL is called "Power on By PCI-E" under Advanced->APM Configuration.
The fact that this problem didn't exist under an old version of Ubuntu, FreeBSD, and Windows suggests that there was a regression at some point. I'm just happy to have this resolved, at least for now.