jackfaubshner

Thank you for your response and your amazing work on this project, @PartialVolume. My apologies, I should have mentioned it when I opened the issue. I did try using Control+C...

Thank you for your response once again @PartialVolume. > Thank you, glad it's useful. > > Just one more question to get the easy stuff out of the way. Can...

> Sorry, my mistake, I missed out the USB. It should have read `dmesg | grep -i usb | more` Here are the new screenshots:   The setup is...

Hello, Apologies for the late reply, yesterday was a very busy day for me. > can you run the command 'dmesg -W'. I did a `dmesg -W` but plugging in...

Thank you for your help so far. > From above it looks like the v2 USB driver is loaded and possibly the xhci_pci drivers for V3 USB. I'm assuming at...

> From dmesg it looks like an issue with xhci_hcd. > > ``` > [ 2.231808] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0: can't derive routing for PCI INT A > [ 2.231810] xhci_hcd 0000:00:14.0:...

> That looks good, however I gave you the wrong command, I just realised this is an Intel machine so the command should be `intel_iommu=off` and not `amd_iommu=off` making sure...

> > May I know what exactly you searched for when looking up the issue with Lenovo laptops? Maybe I can find an answer somewhere hidden deep on the internet...

Well, thank you for all your help so far. So kind of you to help a stranger out. Whenever you are ready, I will be ready to test things out....

> No problem. I was just looking at the recent commits to this driver in the Linux kernel. Quite a few in 2022 so maybe I need to look at...