Ubuntu 18.04.2 USB Mouse not being recognized
Symptoms
USB devices work, but not mice (tested 2 mice, one Logitech and one chineseium)
Debugging/Info gathered:
dmesg outputs usb 1-4: new full-speed USB device number 5 using xhci_hcd when mouse is plugged in after booting, when plugged in before, nothing really shows on dmesg
lsusb is not aware of the device at all
Sometimes, dmesg would show a not accepting address error. This mainly disappeared when I added pci=noaer to stop PCIe error messages from flooding dmesg output
Any help would be really appreciated!
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Symptoms
USB devices work, but not mice (tested 2 mice, one Logitech and one chineseium)
Debugging/Info gathered:
dmesg outputs usb 1-4: new full-speed USB device number 5 using xhci_hcd when mouse is plugged in after booting, when plugged in before, nothing really shows on dmesg
lsusb is not aware of the device at all
Sometimes, dmesg would show a not accepting address error. This mainly disappeared when I added pci=noaer to stop PCIe error messages from flooding dmesg output
Any help would be really appreciated!
drivers usb mouse
asked 17 mins ago
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Hi! Welcome to AskUbuntu! Have you changed anything from the default installation? It may be possible that you've blacklisted a mouse module in /etc/modules/ or made a wrong mapping in /etc/udev/ or maybe you uninstalled a kernel package. What happens if yousudo apt install ubuntu-desktop, for example? Please include this information in your question. Thanks! :-)
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1 min ago
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Symptoms
USB devices work, but not mice (tested 2 mice, one Logitech and one chineseium)
Debugging/Info gathered:
dmesg outputs usb 1-4: new full-speed USB device number 5 using xhci_hcd when mouse is plugged in after booting, when plugged in before, nothing really shows on dmesg
lsusb is not aware of the device at all
Sometimes, dmesg would show a not accepting address error. This mainly disappeared when I added pci=noaer to stop PCIe error messages from flooding dmesg output
Any help would be really appreciated!
drivers usb mouse
asked 17 mins ago
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Symptoms
USB devices work, but not mice (tested 2 mice, one Logitech and one chineseium)
Debugging/Info gathered:
dmesg outputs usb 1-4: new full-speed USB device number 5 using xhci_hcd when mouse is plugged in after booting, when plugged in before, nothing really shows on dmesg
lsusb is not aware of the device at all
Sometimes, dmesg would show a not accepting address error. This mainly disappeared when I added pci=noaer to stop PCIe error messages from flooding dmesg output
Any help would be really appreciated!
drivers usb mouse
drivers usb mouse
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Hi! Welcome to AskUbuntu! Have you changed anything from the default installation? It may be possible that you've blacklisted a mouse module in /etc/modules/ or made a wrong mapping in /etc/udev/ or maybe you uninstalled a kernel package. What happens if yousudo apt install ubuntu-desktop, for example? Please include this information in your question. Thanks! :-)
– tudor
1 min ago
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Hi! Welcome to AskUbuntu! Have you changed anything from the default installation? It may be possible that you've blacklisted a mouse module in /etc/modules/ or made a wrong mapping in /etc/udev/ or maybe you uninstalled a kernel package. What happens if yousudo apt install ubuntu-desktop, for example? Please include this information in your question. Thanks! :-)
– tudor
1 min ago
Hi! Welcome to AskUbuntu! Have you changed anything from the default installation? It may be possible that you've blacklisted a mouse module in /etc/modules/ or made a wrong mapping in /etc/udev/ or maybe you uninstalled a kernel package. What happens if you
sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop, for example? Please include this information in your question. Thanks! :-)– tudor
1 min ago
Hi! Welcome to AskUbuntu! Have you changed anything from the default installation? It may be possible that you've blacklisted a mouse module in /etc/modules/ or made a wrong mapping in /etc/udev/ or maybe you uninstalled a kernel package. What happens if you
sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop, for example? Please include this information in your question. Thanks! :-)– tudor
1 min ago
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Hi! Welcome to AskUbuntu! Have you changed anything from the default installation? It may be possible that you've blacklisted a mouse module in /etc/modules/ or made a wrong mapping in /etc/udev/ or maybe you uninstalled a kernel package. What happens if you
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