>I am on OS9, and my USB card works well with printer and camera.
>
>The USB Support extension on Apple's site is still 1.4.1 when I checked
>today.
>
>Although BT says that my Mac is ok, Virgin broadband uses the same modem,
>and specify a G3 with on board USB. So I am now pretty sure its to do with
>me not having on board USB. But how can I get my pci USB card to be
>recognised.
>
>I can select the 'SpeedtouchUSB' in the Modem Control Panel Setup. But I
>can't get it as an option under 'Connect via'.
>
>This 'Connect via' list only says 'Printer Port' and 'Modem Port'.
>
>I wonder of there is something which will make my pci USB card look like on
>board USB to the Mac.
>
>Roy
I also have a 8600/250 running 9.2.2 courtesy of the OS9 Helper
application which also has a 2 port usb pci card. I'll try installing my
Speedtouch on that and see if I get a similar problem.
I don't use the Speedtouch as I switched to an ethernet modem/router
and I have tried the ethernet modem on the 8600 with no problem but not
the usb.
I'll get back shortly.....
Pete
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