Hello, I've probably missed the discussion on this in the past, but I have been trying to get a USB PCI card to work in my powerwave. I obtained a cheap card from cyberguys that said it would work with windows or macintosh (OS 8.6). I installed it in my machine and it shows up in the profiler as a pci card, no description. I plugged in a smartmedia card reader (sandisk) and it's little red light comes on, but the it does not show up on the desktop. When a smart media card is plugged into the reader, a little green light is supposed to come on, but it does not. Just to make sure that the device was not defective, I took it home and plugged it into a windows 98 machine, and it worked flawlessly. I have to admit that I know little of USB and its workings. I'm wondering if the powerwave's PCI compliance is "modern" enough. Anyone have any ideas on this? If it's my card, can someone suggest a USB card that will work? Thanks in advance,
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