I am having fits trying to install a USB adapter in my Power Tower Pro. I
would appreciate it if anyone out there has any suggestions for me.

Here are the specifications of my computer:
   Power Tower Pro 180
   Sonnet G3/500 upgrade
   148 Mb Ram
   Mac OS 9.1
   Kouwell I/O Flex 5-Port PCI USB 2.0 Host Controller
   Zip 250 USB drive

Here are the steps I have gone through:
1. Installed OS 9.1 (clean install on erased hard drive)

2. Installed USB adapter in PCI slot
   At this point, the USB card did not show up in the Apple System Profiler

3. Re-installed OS 9.1 USB files with USB card in PCI slot
   Now the USB card shows up in the System Profiler--although it is listed
twice with the same slot number in each case?!?!

4. Install IOMEGA Zip disk software from CD included with Zip drive

5. Connect Zip drive to USB port
   At this point, no disk will show on the desktop and the IOMEGA tools says
that no Zip drive is connected.

6. Download latest IOMEGA software

7. Uninstall old IOMEGA software and install the new software
   At this point, the Zip disk still doesn't show up on the desktop and
IOMEGA tools says that there is no ZIP disk connected.

8. Try connecting to all four external USB ports.
   Still no disk on the desktop and IOMEGA tools still says there is no ZIP
disk connected.

IOMEGA support says that I may have a bad disk. I will get me a new, Mac
formatted disk to check this out. The disk I have is PC formatted and it
works fine with my PC at work.

Does anybody have any other ideas for me?

Regards,
adh


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