On advice from Thomas Schorpp on the usb-users list, I reinstalled the USB 2.0 card from the last PCI slot to the first one. After that, everything worked fine.
That'd seem to suggest some sort of hardware or IRQ routing problem, nothing related to USB (except that it's the hardware turning up this problem).
Try using a more recent kernel; they tend to do better jobs of the IRQ setup. And they also have a more up-to-date EHCI driver, which matters a lot for some purposes. If there's some other kind of hardware problem, I'm not sure who'd be interested.
- Dave
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