Sorry, what I had sent as syslog.info was really from the messages file. This is
what syslog gave me.
-Matt
Johannes Erdfelt wrote:
> Unfortunately, the one chunk of information I was looking for didn't
> seem to appear. I'll show you where it should be located below.
>
> On Mon, Oct 04, 1999, Matthew J. Sullivan <mattsullivan@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> > Oct 4 18:48:32 gaia kernel: USB new device connect, assigned device
> > number 1
> > Oct 4 18:48:32 gaia kernel: Manufacturer: QPS, Inc.
> > Oct 4 18:48:32 gaia kernel: Product: Que! Drive USB
> > Oct 4 18:48:32 gaia kernel: SerialNumber: 066450331kfz30d9
> > Oct 4 18:48:35 gaia kernel: Unknown new USB device:
>
> Somewhere here should be a list of configurations, interfaces and
> endpoints. Did such a dump get sent to the syslog?
>
> > Oct 4 18:48:35 gaia kernel: USB new device connect, assigned device
> > number 1
> > Oct 4 18:48:35 gaia kernel: USB new device connect, assigned device
> > number 1
>
> This is odd, how did 3 devices get assigned device number 1?
>
> JE
>
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--------------4145E94F9A809561A2D16181
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii;
name="syslog.info"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Content-Disposition: inline;
filename="syslog.info"
Oct 4 18:44:20 gaia kernel: Symbol table has incorrect version number.
Oct 4 18:44:20 gaia kernel: PCI: Address space collision on region 6 of
device
Matrox Millennium
Oct 4 18:44:20 gaia kernel: Invalid vesa mode 0x004C
Oct 4 18:48:26 gaia kernel: kmem_create: Dup name - uhci_td
Oct 4 18:48:26 gaia kernel: kmem_create: Dup name - uhci_qh
Oct 4 18:48:40 gaia kernel: kmem_create: Dup name - uhci_td
Oct 4 18:48:40 gaia kernel: kmem_create: Dup name - uhci_qh
Oct 4 18:48:40 gaia kernel: usbcore: USB device not responding, giving up
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