Hello, Check the PCI slots with a bright light to see if there's any damage to the slot's contacts, clean them with canned air, clean off the PCI cards with a pencil eraser or alcohol and q tip swab: carefully with little alcohol and try not to get it on the board itself only the gold contacts. Try different slots. I'd also zap the PRAM upon the retesting of the PCI cards. Hope this helps. -Mike On Dec 8, 11:14 pm, Erik Hancock <[email protected]> wrote: > I¹m having trouble with my Mac (AGP/G4 was 400MHz upgraded to 1.5 sonnet, > 2 MB ram ) > > Having trouble with it recognizing USB 2.0 cards in PCI slots. Had tried a > 2 port card and it would boot fine and notice the card but not recognize or > power the ports. If anything was in the port it would hang on install, > Tried a new 4 port card and system suffered kernel panic at start up had > to remove card and the system booted up fine so not clear what is the > issue nor what else to try - I had the 4 port card working fine in another > similar system with no issues. > > (both cards are Iogear and work in other computers) > > Any thoughts?? > > Thanks > Erik
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