Felix Miata wrote:
> On 2007/10/08 01:30 (GMT+1000) Mike O'Connor apparently typed:
> 
>> AFAIK there is no such thing as a USB 1.1 (or 2.0) cable, they're universal!
>> I'd suggest that it's much more likely some other problem causing the 
>> freezes!
> 
> I think you should probably do some Googling. AFAIK, some older cables may be
> capable of 2.0 speeds without errors, but the only way to be sure you will
> not have that problem is to use a 2.0 spec cable.

Hoping that my Partzheimers is not getting the best of me, it seems that 
I remember way back when 2.0 devices started appearing on the market, 
that there was some noise about old cables not working with the new 
devices. I have a couple of cables from recently purchased devices which 
definitely say "USB 2.0".

BTW, I did google, but didn't learn anything from it, other than that 
there is a response time delay maximum. Possibly some of the really 
early cables for slower devices were OK, but not in spec for newer devices.


 
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