Greg KH wrote: >> dmesg etc looks ok. I'd appreciate it if anyone has any thoughts? > > Nothing has changed in usbfs that might cause this that I know of. Can > you use git to bisect what patch caused it? > > thanks, > > greg k-h And indeed nothing had changed. There was a runaway process using 100% of the CPU causing the symptoms. After gently bashing my boot scripts around everything seems to work just fine. So, RC1 seems 100% on my setup. Sorry for the noise. David
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