Q: I sometimes need to connect a USB device to my ThinkPad, but the FSI dongle is using
the USB port. Can I disconnect it? When?
A: You can disconnect it when FLEX-ES is not running. Linux appears to sense the insertion
or removal of the dongle and reacts appropriately. You may also consider the use of a USB
hub to attach multiple USB devices, including the FSI dongle.
Q: Can I disconnect the dongle after FLEX-ES is started?
A: We tried this. FLEX-ES continued to run for about a minute and then terminated. It
appears that the dongle is sensed at irregular intervals.
Q: If I install ...
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