Rowland McDonnell wrote:

For what it's worth, the main USB problem I had was with a faulty hub,
and was solved by changing the hub.

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Peter Ceresole cara.demon.co.uk> wrote:

Hmm.

Short of one hub and one keyboard/mouse combination, there was nothing
plugged in via USB (unless you want to count the scanner, but it was
very much `off' with an actual proper old-fashioned `this really is off'
type switch).

Still, something to considered.

I've previously suspected Firewire.

Rowland.

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For some time now I'm unable to use my extern iSight camera.
It's plugged in to my intel iMac with 10.5.1, not to a hub.
The moment I plug it in to my intel iMac with 10.5.1 the green light
goes on. After two seconds you hear the cam switch off and that's it.
No images at all.
I've tried it with Evo cam running, with Photo booth running and without
a specific cam-programm, and the result is the same everytime.

Is this a hardware or a software problem?
Thanks!

Pd wrote

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Well, there is the problem right there. If you just use the one mouse, you
would find things a lot easier!

Having said that, I don't remember a time on the mac where you could do
everything without a mouse.