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On an IBM System X 3200 server, the USB does not work on eCS installation CD (Beta II Dec 31, 2013) after the machine has been off for an hour or more.

Once another system, such as FreeDos? or eCS has booted the system, a warm reboot leads to a working eCS system.

If the system is unplugged for an hour or more, then the USB will not work on the next boot, otherwise it runs fine.

Behavior is the same with IBM 10.168 driver or 11.05 driver. The testlog for the system is attached.

Machine is Asus M5A88-V EVO mobo with AMD 565BE CPU.

Installed ver. 11.04 drivers, rebooted.

Inserted USB flash drive. Popup says device D: attached. RMB on D: icon and click Eject. Pop says device D: removed, data loss possible. Before I get a chance to unplug the USB drive,

popup again says Drive D: attached.

Pointing device freezes, followed by Trap screen:

"Internal processing error ##1800:1b4e - 0003:1b4e 60000, 2008 0b86090f Internal revision 14.105_SMP"

I have 3 UHCI and one EHCI devices (and drivers installed) on a VIA VT8237 chipset laptop with a mobile AMD Athlon 64 3200+ CPU running eCS 2.0 with UNI kernel and ACPI.PSD /Q.

With the original IBM USB drivers loaded, only the EHCI shows up in the hardware manager. USB 2 devices are recognized, USB 1.1 devices are not recognized when plugged in.

If I use the USBUHCD2.SYS drivers instead of USBUHCD.SYS for the USB 1.1 devices, then UHCI shows up in the hardware manager (along with EHCI) and all USB devices attached are recognized.

Up to version usbxhcd6 of the Netlabs drivers the behavior is exactly the same as the original IBM drivers.

Version usbxhcd7 now shows the UHCI devices in the hardware manager, but USB 1.1 devices are not recognized when plugged in (USB 2 devices are).