In message <50f004d188Ian_Hamilton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Ian Hamilton <Ian_Hamilton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In article <119a08591002261553i7630cb9ep6d1e7d75e16a846@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, > Gavin Smith <gvnsth@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > [Snip] > >> My Iyonix runs RO 5.16 and uses the latest HardDisc4 image (and clean >> !Boot) from ROOL. When I look at !USBInfo 0.54, it shows three USB >> hubs - the first one is USB2, the other two are USB1. However, no >> matter what port I plug a device into, the USB2 hub never seems to get >> used. My understanding is that USB2 support is now in ROM. Can anyone >> shed any light on this? > > There are two physical hubs in the Iyonix. The USB2 hub is a virtual one. > Any devices that are USB2 capable will show under the USB2 hub regardless > of which physical USB port they are plugged into. > > If you were to plug in an external hub, as long as that is USB2 capable > the same rules apply. If you plug a USB2 capable device into a USB1 > external hub then it will only run at USB1 speeds. > >> Possibly unrelated but I've noticed that for my USB keyboard and mouse >> to both work at power-on, I have to have one on a back port and one on >> the front. If I have both on the back, only one works - both will work >> fine if I unplug the non-working device and plug it back in. I >> remember reading about this years ago but wondered if someone could >> clarify if there is a fix or just a "quirk" - it's no big deal. > > Try running !USBKick (see sig.) as part of your boot sequence. > > There are a few mice that stop working if you happen to move them while > the device information is being read. I have a Belkin mouse that exhibits > this problem so I stopped using it. > > HTH, > Ian > What should I expect to see when I connect a digital camera to the USB port? When I do this, !USBInfo correctly reports the device type (I have tried two different camera types). However, I would have expected to see an icon appear on the icon bar, so that I can acess it as a disc drive. That doesn't happen. The same applies to my memory card reader and USB Hub, and even devices like USB memory sticks connected to the hub. I must be missing something simple. I get the appropriate beeps when i connect or disconnect any of these devices. Martin -- Created on the Iyonix PC - the world's fastest RISC OS computer. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/m.dixon4/ Believing is the start of everything to come. - Hayley Westenra --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support