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Related ticket in Arca Noae Mantis: ​1586.

Opening this here and relating to that ticket, as you have been doing the real work on USB audio, Lars.

Reference material:

​Computer Audiophile: This Just In: Microsoft Launches Native Class 2 USB Audio Support. Wait, What? (blog post)

​XMOS: Why do you need USB Audio Class 2? (whitepaper)

​YouTube: USB Audio Part 2: Class 1 and Class 2 USB Audio (video) Cambridge Audio 4:37 talk about how their DAC switches modes and the differences in quality between Class 1 and Class 2 USB audio

Recently replaced my beat-up PS/2 keyboard with a USB one (Logitech). It works well with the latest USB drivers (10.210). Somewhat later I installed the latest FAT32 driver and deleted the old one, but forgot to update CONFIG.SYS. During reboot, boot paused on the FAT32 driver with a 'not found' error and asked to 'hit enter to continue'. I hit enter and nothing happened. Hit every key and nothing happens. Trying to boot to maintenance desktop or command line gets the same pause. It seems the USB keyboard is inoperable at this stage of the boot process. Luckily, I have the PS/2 keyboard so I put that back in and was able to get to the desktop and add PAUSEONERROR=NO to all my CONFIG.SYS files so it won't happen again, but I hate to think what to do if there was no PS/2 port.

After installing version 10209 and now 10210 I have tested my native multi card reader for reading my SD Card that range from 128MB to 4GB, but none of this card is attached and readable.

With AN v. 11.14 this is possible with all of this card.

I have tested also this reader with a key card (San Disk Cruzer Edge 16GB) and this is attached and is possible to read it.

G.M. Anchieri