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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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No, the uhci-hcd driver isn't stepping on any extraneous ISA I/O ports.

Walt's problem was the result of a buggy BIOS, and turning off legacy USB
support in the BIOS fixed it. Maybe your problem is similar, though it's
hard to imagine how.

I've got 3 computers with UHCI controllers. On none of them does a USB
event cause the floppy disk drive to do anything.

Alan Stern

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