> > This sounds like it might be kernel related. I recently had some USB2
> > problems, (USB devices being seen as full speed, not high speed), and
> > updating to a 2.6.15 based kernel fixed it for me.
>> "full speed", "high speed"... So, which is faster? And what are they
> going to call the next, faster version of the standard? "very high
> speed"? "ridiculuous speed"?
Of course, that should have been "ludicrous speed"...
Later,
Kenn
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