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When windows xp shuts down it switches off all my usb devices (mouse, hub, etc) but arch doesn't.
Is this normal for linux or is there a way do have arch shutdown my devices?
Cheers.
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OK. Well here's a video explaining what I mean. 3gp format.
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OK. Well here's a video explaining what I mean. 3gp format.
Plays fine in mplayer guys, though mplayerplugin doesnt pick it up.
That's odd, it looks like your computer hasnt completely shut down. What happens when you hit the power switch?
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My computer used to do the same thing. Then a few month ago I made a motherboard upgrade and all of the sudden the problem was gone.
I never knew if it was MOBO related or if it had anything to do with software, but at "first glance" it would appear that hardware (of BIOS) may have an influence.
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That's odd, it looks like your computer hasnt completely shut down. What happens when you hit the power switch?
James
Physically powering off the system via the power switch completely powers everything off.
My computer used to do the same thing. Then a few month ago I made a motherboard upgrade and all of the sudden the problem was gone.
I never knew if it was MOBO related or if it had anything to do with software, but at "first glance" it would appear that hardware (of BIOS) may have an influence.
My bios is up to date so an update having screwed something up is a possibility. But then, windows powers it off as usual.
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Adding "rmmod usbhid" in shutdown scprits solves this problem.
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Where do I add this?
I add rmmod usbhid to rc.shutdown but it hasn't made a difference.
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Does "rmmod usbhid" switch off your mouse?
rc.shutdown is complex and i didn't have time to study it. So i added "rmmod usbhid" in /etc/rc.d/powersaved under section stop, line 24. When Arch shuts down it runs all daemons with stop parameter.. It is an ugly hack but it works for me..
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Actually after watching it does work to an extent. It switches the mouse off but just before the computer powers off, the mouse comes back on again. ('_')
I'll try your hack to see if that works.
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I watched it closely today and it doesn't work for me either. It turns on again just before shutdown. I didn't notice it yesterday, because I watched it just until it switched the LED off and then i went to bed..
Last edited by samoturk (2007-03-02 09:11:03)
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I tried openSUSE 10.2, Fedora 6 and Slackware 10.2 and neither of them can switch off USB devices at shutdown. But windows XP can..
I have AMD 3000+ on nforce3 250 chipset.
I'll try with some different settings of ACPI and with removing some other modules during shutdown. On the other hand suspend to RAM switches off USB devices perfectly (but it crashes X..).
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I'm sure this is a BIOS setup issue. Disable anything referring to timers, wakeup events, wake-on-$foo and so on.
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