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Old 10-14-2007, 02:10 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by rapha View Post
Funny indeed - mine is named after the book Momo by Michael Ende, although I don't know if it is known outside Germany...
Nope, afraid I don't know that - mine is after the American gangster, Salvatore (Sam) Giancana, aka Momo Giancana.

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Okay, /var/log/dmesg doesn't change at all after attaching the BB. /var/log/messages looks exactly the same. modprobe'ing berry_charge doesn't change a thing either (the BB charges fine with or without berry_charge loaded btw, always has). I also tried this on a desktop computer still running Edgy Eft, with both 7730's and same results...
So even without barry installed it's sitting there going over and over and over? Ugh. Can you open another window, go root, and run "lsusb -v >output.txt" while it's plugged in? What we're looking for is the specific block entry for 'Research in Motion' to have a look at the USB details that the computer sees, that might provide a clue to what's going on here... it obviously is too old to have an SD card so it's not USB Mass Storage....

Actually, that's interesting -- what happens if you force remove usb_storage module from the kernel (rmmod usb_storage) and *then* plug in the 7730? (maybe the module *thinks* it's mass storage by accident and is messing up?)
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