thepawn
Feb 16, 2010, 09:50 AM
This is new... so started sometime this morning randomly:
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: WARNING: AppleUSBAudio has detected that clock_get_uptime () value changed radically from previous values
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: USBF: 351921.589 USB Controller on bus 32 received an unrecoverable error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: USBF: 351921.590 USB Controller on bus 32 received an unrecoverable error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
Feb 16 06:27:21: --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: USBF: 351921.591 USB Controller on bus 32 received an unrecoverable error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
Feb 16 06:27:21: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: USBF: 351921.591 USB Controller on bus 0 received an unrecoverable error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
In the GUI I was getting the old "One or more of your USB devices has been disabled because it was drawing too much power" errors.
When I went to just give the machine a restart, it wouldn't restart (stuck on black screen with fans wailing away) until I pulled my Sonnet Allegro PCIe USB card out.
The only thing connected to it was my Bose Companion 5 USB speakers (which don't seem to work well through hubs, so I bought the Sonnet Allegro to direct connect them)
Thoughts? Anyone else run into this? The Allegro was in the machine for a week now as well as the BOSE speakers being hooked up to it. Out of nowhere this started this morning.
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: WARNING: AppleUSBAudio has detected that clock_get_uptime () value changed radically from previous values
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: USBF: 351921.589 USB Controller on bus 32 received an unrecoverable error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: USBF: 351921.590 USB Controller on bus 32 received an unrecoverable error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
Feb 16 06:27:21: --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: USBF: 351921.591 USB Controller on bus 32 received an unrecoverable error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
Feb 16 06:27:21: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Feb 16 06:27:20 Tron kernel[0]: USBF: 351921.591 USB Controller on bus 0 received an unrecoverable error interrupt. Attempting to fix (0)
In the GUI I was getting the old "One or more of your USB devices has been disabled because it was drawing too much power" errors.
When I went to just give the machine a restart, it wouldn't restart (stuck on black screen with fans wailing away) until I pulled my Sonnet Allegro PCIe USB card out.
The only thing connected to it was my Bose Companion 5 USB speakers (which don't seem to work well through hubs, so I bought the Sonnet Allegro to direct connect them)
Thoughts? Anyone else run into this? The Allegro was in the machine for a week now as well as the BOSE speakers being hooked up to it. Out of nowhere this started this morning.
