Quoting Alan Stern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[...]
It could be a problem with your EHCI controller, your cables, or your
drive (the fact that it works at full speed doesn't mean it will work at
high speed). Have you tried plugging the drive into a different computer
to make sure that it is okay? Have you tried plugging a different
high-speed device into your computer?
In the end you may need to do what I said before: get an add-on PCI USB
controller card.
Ok, I'm planning to test it out on another machine today. Getting a PCI card
isn't such an easy option as I don't have any PCI slots free. Just out of
interest: I don't hear of Windows users having to go off and get PCI USB cards
to make things work. Does this sort of thing tend to be a true hardware
problem, or is it just that Linux support for some EHCI controllers
isn't fully
there yet?
Cheers
-Matthew
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