New motherboard - have to re-plugin usb mouse for it to work

john.newman · Tux's lil' helper Joined: 17 Oct 2009 Posts: 85

As the title says, I have a usb keyboard and mouse (logitech g510 kb / g500 mouse), that have always worked perfectly fine. I swapped motherboards recently, and everything still works great - except the mouse. It's "detected", but the cursor doesn't move. Now for some reason, if I walk over, un-plug it, and re-plug it back in, it works fine as before. :?:

I can continue walking around every time I startx, but feel like this should be fixable? Any quick thoughts or shall I start sharing dmesg & /proc/config.gz etc .. I'm pretty sure I had all the usb/hid kernel config bits sorted out long ago .. I've re-emerged evdev but no dice :?:

TIA

eccerr0r · Posted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:24 am Post subject:

That's annoying...

Curious, do you have USB drivers as modules or statically compiled into the kernel? UHCI/OHCI? EHCI? XHCI?

I have to do that with my mouse if I give it a static jolt... if I accumulate enough static charge and touch my mouse, the mouse goes dead and I have to disconnect and reconnect for it to start working again.
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john.newman · Tux's lil' helper Joined: 17 Oct 2009 Posts: 85

all of those are statically compiled in .. again, pretty sure my config has been good for a long time

well, the other day re-plugging it in did not work. I tried plugging it in the usb 3 controller and it worked. And now it works on boot and I don't have to replug it in. So i'm beginning to suspect a faulty usb2 hub on the board, but i doubt I'll RMA it for that. So I guess this is solved for now, unless someone has some other thoughts. I figured maybe someone out there had this same problem, as I searched and found a few similar threads but not quite exactly this..

summary: mouse plugged into usb 2 port does not work, have to replug in. Sometimes even replugging it does not work. Plugged in to usb 3 port and works perfect. :?:

THX

9ijiyhb · n00b Joined: 22 Mar 2013 Posts: 2

Have the same issue here.
I also recently switched to new motherboard with new cpu. Have fresh gentoo install.
Under windows7 mice is work fine, but in gentoo i need to replug it to another usb port to work.
Any thoughts ?

dE_logics · Advocate Joined: 02 Jan 2009 Posts: 2253 Location: $TERM

After replugging the mouse, is there any change in lsmod output?
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CleanTestr · Posted: Sat Aug 10, 2013 4:38 pm Post subject:

This happens to me, too -- on the laptop (both on AC and on Battery).

In the process of building various stage4 from the Gentoo profiles list, I've
noticed that it..

Happens: x86 Xorg, no-multilib Xorg, hardened no-multilib Xorg

Doesn't Happen : x86 no-Xorg (gpm), x86 Xorg, multi-lib no-Xorg, multi-lib Xorg,
hardened multi-lib no-Xorg, hardened multi-lib Xorg

(I have a USB 8-Button Xornet Gaming Mouse with Zoom, running off 'PS/2 mouse
common to all mice')

Note that the Synaptics Touchpad works under all conditions, and doesn't need a
re-plug (How? would I do that?) to function correctly -- this is using just evdev,
and PS/2 mouse common to all mice to handle the Synaptics, it seems.
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dE_logics · Advocate Joined: 02 Jan 2009 Posts: 2253 Location: $TERM

This was a hub problem. Now I dont use any hubs.
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