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> Does your kernel have support for USB 2.0? Make sure the port you
> plugged it in to is a high speed port. Also, see what dmesg says when
> you plug in the device. You may also what to look at the output of
> `lsusb -v`.

Thanks...was able to confirm with dmesg that it's definitely not connecting at
2.0 .  Have to determine why...thought this board had 2.0 ports but now am
doubting.  Off to consult the mb manual...

Thanks!
John


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