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On Wed, 16 Mar 2005, Coleman Kane wrote:
>
> Recently, some fixes to the uhub have fixed a lot of the issues I had.
> I can now connect my iPod at usb2, as well as my USB flash drive (a
> usb hub + umass) and they will both work at 40MB/sec. Seems to be much
> much more stable now.

Hrrm, ok. I tried it again just a couple weeks ago, but I don't mind 
giving it another ride. Believe me, I'd be happy to be proved wrong, I 
have more and more usb devices, especially flash disk'y type things that 
I'd like to access at usb 2 speeds.

Thanks,

Doug

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