On Jun 30, 2011, at 6:21 AM, rbridge wrote:
I've upped RAM to 1Gb, OS is up to 10.4.11, and I'm trying to support
Eyeball 2.0 Webcam/mike pkg by speeding up the USB to 2.0. I added a
generic USB 2.0 PCI card with four ext and one int. port, but the
machine doesn't seem to acknowledge it.
Il giorno 30-06-2011 15:21, rbridge ha scritto:
I added a
generic USB 2.0 PCI card with four ext and one int. port, but the
machine doesn't seem to acknowledge it...still no action at the
webcam, unless I plug it into one of the two older USB 1.1
ports...
So we know the webcam is ok, it just
in my experience with my sawtooth, a usb2 card with the NEC chip
works--but other usb cards from my parts bin with other mfr's chips
don't work. the mfr of the chip is silkscreened onto the chip.
ken
On Jun 30, 9:21 am, rbridge rbri...@ns.sympatico.ca wrote:
I've upped RAM to 1Gb, OS is up
in my experience with my sawtooth, a usb2 card with the NEC chip
works--but other usb cards from my parts bin with other mfr's chips
don't work. the mfr of the chip is silkscreened onto the chip.
TI's chip set is the gold standard for USB 2.0, but later VIAs work as well.
However, early
Il giorno 1-07-2011 0:26, faithie999 ha scritto:
in my experience with my sawtooth, a usb2 card with the NEC chip
works
Mhh, the USB2 card I tried (coming from a PC) has got a NEC chip, but it was
problematic nevertheless.
Maybe not all the NEC chips are created equal. ;-)
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You received
I added a
generic USB 2.0 PCI card with four ext and one int. port, but the
machine doesn't seem to acknowledge it
Did you press the CUDA button to reset the PMU after you installed the
PCI card?
If it works at some point, do I end up with two USB buses?
Yes. It's not a problem.
Sean
