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I would guess that MDK is loading the USB 1.1 module (usb-uhci) no the USB 2.0 module (ehci-hcd). A quick way of checking this is run the lsmod command as root, and the ehci-hcd should be listed. If not try running "modprobe ehci-hcd" and see if it makes any difference. To get ehci-hcd loaded at boot-up you'll need to edit your modules.conf in /etc.

 

/etc/modules.conf

probeall scsi_hostadapter sata_via imm ppa

probeall usb-interface usb-uhci ehci-hcd

above snd-fm801 snd-pcm-oss

alias ieee1394-controller ohci1394

alias eth0 r8169

alias sound-slot-0 forte

 

Result of lsmod

Module                  Size  Used by
DAC960                 65104  0
sg                     33456  0
sr_mod                 14372  0
radeon                119520  2
drm_ioctl32            12548  2 radeon,[unsafe]
lp                      9968  0
ppdev                   7424  0
usblp                  10368  0
md5                     3584  1
ipv6                  206848  8
forte                  15244  1
ac97_codec             15128  1 forte
af_packet              17292  0
hid                    39040  0
ide-floppy             14720  0
ide-tape               30624  0
ide-cd                 37640  0
cdrom                  32040  2 sr_mod,ide-cd
floppy                 54264  0
button                  4512  0
thermal                10256  0
processor              12220  1 thermal
fan                     2696  0
ac                      3464  0
battery                 7688  0
ipt_TOS                 1536  12
ipt_REJECT              5376  4
ipt_LOG                 4736  6
ipt_state               1152  16
ipt_multiport           1152  2
ipt_conntrack           1664  0
iptable_filter          1792  1
iptable_mangle          1920  1
iptable_nat            16972  0
ip_conntrack           21580  3 ipt_state,ipt_conntrack,iptable_nat
ip_tables              12928  9 ipt_TOS,ipt_REJECT,ipt_LOG,ipt_state,ipt_multiport,ipt_conntrack,iptable_filter,
iptable_mangle,iptable_nat
r8169                   9732  0
ohci1394               28036  0
ieee1394              318280  1 ohci1394
supermount             34600  2
ntfs                   74712  2
nls_iso8859-15          4736  5
nls_cp850               4992  3
vfat                   11520  3
fat                    37824  1 vfat
ppa                    10376  0
parport_pc             26400  1
imm                    10504  0
parport                29196  5 lp,ppdev,ppa,parport_pc,imm
tuner                  15884  0
tvaudio                18828  0
msp3400                21140  0
bttv                  152236  0
video-buf              14084  1 bttv
i2c-algo-bit            7944  1 bttv
v4l2-common             4864  1 bttv
btcx-risc               3080  1 bttv
i2c-core               14340  5 tuner,tvaudio,msp3400,bttv,i2c-algo-bit
videodev                7808  1 bttv
soundcore               5664  3 forte,bttv
ehci-hcd               20484  0
uhci-hcd               25248  0
usbcore                77936  6 usblp,hid,ehci-hcd,uhci-hcd
rtc                     9352  0
ext3                   95088  4
jbd                    41904  1 ext3
sd_mod                 14240  0
sata_via                3460  0
libata                 28160  1 sata_via,[permanent]
scsi_mod               99168  6 sg,sr_mod,ppa,imm,sd_mod,libata

 

[format by spinynorman]

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Umm, that is weird. You could try unloading the module then reloading it, it might work but can't see why. And have you tried using a different port? For some reason when I use one particular USB port on my motherboard Windows always detects it as USB 1.1, but I don't see the same problem in Linux.

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I jsut tried changing ports and it didn't do any good.

About the modules Could you show me how to load/unload them?

And I was thinking: Is it possible to check if linux has identified the USB ports as high speed or not, this could help knowing if the problems comes from the linux or the software although I don't think its' the software because it worked fine with Red Hat.

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What kind of device are you trying to use? I had the same problem with a usb HD. It was an easy enough fix. I had to delete the Supermount entry in fstab and put my own in. Now I just manualy mount my usb HD and it works at 2.0 speeds. Hope that helps.

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