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Probe for hardware, check operability and find drivers
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Probe for hardware stuck #60

Open drillsar opened 4 years ago

drillsar commented 4 years ago

I have Gentoo and installed it; I have kernel 5.6.14 if that makes a difference. It just says Probe for hardware ... and does nothing after that.

bsdhw commented 4 years ago

Hi,

Could you please run it with additional -list option to list all executed commands?

This will let us to know which command hanged.

Thanks.

drillsar commented 4 years ago

Executing: hwinfo --monitor --bluetooth --bridge --camera --cdrom --chipcard --cpu --disk --dvb --fingerprint --floppy --gfxcard --hub --ide --isapnp --isdn --joystick --keyboard --mouse --netcard --network --pci --pcmcia --scanner --scsi --smp --sound --tape --tv --usb --usb-ctrl --wlan 2>/dev/null `

bsdhw commented 4 years ago

Could you please run this command separately? Is it hangs?

If so, could you please try to identify hanged option by bisecting the list of options?

Probably one of the following options hangs:

dvb
floppy
isapnp
isdn
joystick
netcard
smp
tape

Thanks a lot for your help.

drillsar commented 4 years ago

How do you run separate? Can you please explain?

bsdhw commented 4 years ago

Just run this command in terminal:

hwinfo --monitor --bluetooth --bridge --camera --cdrom --chipcard --cpu --disk --dvb --fingerprint --floppy --gfxcard --hub --ide --isapnp --isdn --joystick --keyboard --mouse --netcard --network --pci --pcmcia --scanner --scsi --smp --sound --tape --tv --usb --usb-ctrl --wlan
drillsar commented 4 years ago

I did that and get a list of my hardware; so how do I know what is causing the issue?

bsdhw commented 4 years ago

Could you please repeat it with sudo?

Thanks.

linuxhw commented 4 years ago

@drillsar

Could you please try:

sudo -E hwinfo --monitor --bluetooth --bridge --camera --cdrom --chipcard --cpu --disk --dvb --fingerprint --floppy --gfxcard --hub --ide --isapnp --isdn --joystick --keyboard --mouse --netcard --network --pci --pcmcia --scanner --scsi --smp --sound --tape --tv --usb --usb-ctrl --wlan

Thanks.

linuxhw commented 3 years ago

Please provide information.

fieryrisephoenix commented 8 months ago

Hi, I have the same problem. I'm getting stuck on the --cd rom. If you remove it, then everything is fine

rvdbergh commented 1 month ago

Same issue here on my 2012 Asus K95VJ laptop that I SSH into running Debian 12, it gets stuck on --usb only reporting usb.2: usb