27 Feb
2022
27 Feb
'22
7:09 p.m.
The only fix
I've found that lets my machine stay up for a few days,
(uptime is 7+ days atm) is to find the .conf files in /etc, and direct
all that error output to /dev/null. That leaves one line of errors still
going to syslog about every 20 seconds as something in systemd.d keeps
looking for the speech dispatcher over blue tooth, and there isn't any of
that except the keyboad and mouse.
Sounds like you need to kill the service(s) involved using whatever
systemd's equivalent of rc-update is (or overwrite the service files
with no-ops and then make them unwritable so they can't be changed),
blacklist any kernel modules involved, and possibly write some udev
rules to force the problem device to be properly identified. Rather a
tedious process that would have to start with identifying the problem
device and its USB ID.
E. Liddell