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Old 10-07-2013, 01:59 PM   #9
longplaypg
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Hi,

Logs from post 1 and post 3 showed USB connection errors.
Logs from post 4, 5 & 8 did not show USB connection errors.
Interesting...
Post 4 was a different laptop without USB 3.0 support
Post 7 was USB 2.0 forced by a cable with the NEW XPS

Post 5 I am very surprised there were no errors, but then maybe I am trigging the memory leak mentioned below.

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It's possible (but not proven) that the resource usage is due to a memory leak which has since been fixed. I'll check which release that fix will be in.
Definitely would love to know about this so I can make certain to test with it.

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Couple of thoughts:
- Is the right hand port on the newer XPS stable?
- If you don't need it can you uninstall the Renesas USB 3.0 driver?
Uninstalled and will reboot with 3.0 super speed cable on left port. I have limited days with this laptop before I must return it to the user for a few days. I have no plans on giving the docking station back as there are clearly issues still.

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- Is there a way of disabling power share in the BIOS?
I will see what options are present in the bios and once the left port messes up I will change the bios. Once the left port messes up a second time I will move to the right port.

Going to reset the displaylink debug information between each of these tests.

Thanks,
Larry
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