--- Ed Durrant  wrote:

> 
> 
> 
> Franklin wrote:
> 
> > I ended up putting the modem on the link the EHCI channel uses
> since
> > there is only one internal port. So I now have 4 working OHCI
> ports,
> > two ext. UHCI and two int. UHCI ports. Would someone explain what
> the
> > difference is between OHCI and EHCI usb ports?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Franklin
> >
> 
> UHCI and OHCI are USB 1.1 standards used by different chip
> manufacturers.
> 
> EHCI is the USB 2.0 standard used with all USB 2.0 controller chips.

Then I'm feeling a little ripped off. I purchased a belkin 5 port usb
2.0 card. Has three channels, two OHCI for the four external ports and
one EHCI for the internal. So I only have one usb 2 port on this 5 port
card? I can put a powered hub on the internal port to expand to 4 ports
on the EHCI I guess. Mo' money! And move the modem again! Maybe if I
move it back win98 will start working again (snickersnicker!)

Guess If I new how it worked before I bought it, I would have looked
for a 2.0 card with only one or two channels and made sure they were
either both EHCI or one EHCI and one firewire.

Franklin



		
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