Comment 3 for bug 1443764
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| pramathesh ambasta (pramathesh-ambasta) wrote | #3 |
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It happened again!
I rebooted and I was working with not problems. Then I plugged in my external drive to my 4-port hub and started running backintime-gnome. A few seconds later the BSOD appeared again. It said that there was a kernel panic and an unhandled exception in one of the interrupts. Also some message about usb-ehcd (?).
I hard rebooted again. This time I have attached my external drive to a USB port *on* my laptop. No problem so far!
Could it be due to the 4-port hub then? Maybe!
Please note that the 4-port hub is still attached to the computer and an external keyboard is plugged into it. So I am guessing that attaching the seagate drive to the port creates the problem.