yoyoyo
hey guys
thanks anyways i finally solved it thanks so much for all the replies

i did not use any terminal commands
just did this-

dwnlded the PCGenUSBEHCI.kext for 9.1.0
deleted AppleUSBEHCI.kext from /s/l/e/IOUSBFamily.kext/Contents/Plugins
copied PCGenUSBEHCI.kext to /s/l/e/IOUSBFamily.kext/Contents/Plugins
repaired permissions
reboot
and voila it worked

and now i'm really sleepy
cya

Hi I'm fairly new to this so bare with me please

My USB is working, and it mounts my devices, but it's only running at USB 1.1 speed (12mb/sec)

I see alot of pages here, and alot of different versions of OS X (Tiger, Leopard etc) and I'm abit confused about wether or not this will work on my system.

Is there some who who knows and is able to post a nice walkthough?

My system is:

XPC Shuttle SD39P2 (all intel parts, don't know if this is relevant)
Leopard 10.5.2
Darwin 9.2.2 kernel

Hey guys, I'm having USB drive issues as well. My HP USB printer works fine, not at all slow, as well as the USB transceiver for my wireless keyboard/mouse. They both show up on the high-speed USB bus, but USB drives...flash and hard drives are not auto-detected. If I boot with them connected Leopard 10.5.2 will see them, but they transfer at absurdly slow speeds...close to 1.5 megabytes per second. I have used the updater posted in this thread. I have also made sure that my kernel version matches my system.kext version using the USB FIX 1.3.mpkg. None of this has done anything to fix my USB issues. I'm running on an Intel D5400XS(Skulltrail) board, with Kalyway's 10.5.2 DVD. Any help is greatly appreciated.

repair permissons will NOT WORK for PCGenUSBEHCI.kext !!!!
because OS X didnt now about PCGenUSBEHCI.kext rights - so rights stay wrong and plugin didnt load
own:groop must be root:wheel for all content of PCGenUSBEHCI.kext

Anyone know how to get this working with Kalyway 10.5.3?

Thanks in advance,
Ollie

I corrected sources USB Leo 10.5.2 by orByte's method. But I have no Leo to compile and test.
Do it!

10.5.3 sources are available...

yeah well, a 10.5.3 work & compile would be great - PCGen 10.5 was still working here with Leo .2 but stopped working with 10.5.3 ..

Is anybody else feasible of compiling apart from orByte? orByte apparently is missing the time.

Thanks,
Bugs

Where?

I think macgirl meant http://developer.apple.com/hardwaredrivers...d/usbdebug.html which is surely NOT the sources for 10.5.3.

here you can see which 10.5.3 sources have been published ..

edit: has EHCI changed at all in 10.5.3? I have not checked in the non-combo update. Slice, is this your source for the 10.5.2 USB?

Sorry for the mislead, I confused the IOUSB Log with the sources

Yes, I use 308.4.0 sources and I think they are latest.


Not all targets can be compiled. But EHCI, OHCI, UHCI - yes!

yay

Sorry?

What?

your patch diff.txt from the source ZIP is not applicable, could you use option "diff -u" instead, in order to make it recognizable by patch tool?
thanks

Yes, please always post unified diffs, personally I use "diff -Naur".

confirm, -Naur is what FSF recommend to be "standard-de-facto", so please follow
waiting for new source pack
thanks

10.5.3 sources are available, thi time is for real

http://www.opensource.apple.com/darwinsource/10.5.3/reported on Reader News:

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=111444

Yes, it is really new sources. Thanks!

Thanks man, full work PCGenUSBEHCI_303.4.5.kext in leopard kaliway 10.5.2 ;D
great!

Any update about 10.5.3 and this driver ? I cannot use mu Wifi dongle because it's USB 2.0 only...

I hope you will find a way soon

What is the problem?
Take it, correct by sample (diff file), compile, test and enjoy!

unfortunately its not that easy for noobs like me =). can someone compile and post please

anyone who got this compiled for 10.5.3 is kind enough to share it?

Thank you

why does Slice slice us? Slice please be nice ..

anyway, for those experiencing hotplug probs, look over here ..

I HAVE NO LEO TO COMPILE AND TEST!
In Tiger all works.
Is there anybody have XCode 3.0 under Leo 10.5.3?

Try v308 made by Dmdimon
EDITED:
It is new version of USBEHCI made by orByte's method but with Apple sources from Leo 10.5.2

ah thanks for clarifying, I kinda thought you were a tiger-lily ..

bugs is the usb fix for 10.5.2 working for you in 10.5.4?

hm cannot figure how what you quoted from me has any relation to your question .. - neither do I know what exactly you mean by "fix" ..

I did as explained a thousand times in this thread:

- using stock apple IOUSBFamily.kext (Leo current: 3.0.8)
- inside of it deleted Apple's AppleUSBEHCI.kext
- inserted orByte's PCGenUSBEHCI.kext (chwn/ chmod ..)
- touched XT folder
--> happy, USB 2.0 incl. booting from USB

When testing kernels via boot.plist without matching system.keyt hotplug does (CAN) not work (as also has been mentioned many times here), therefore my previous link to the hotplug fixer.

So summarized: yes, having followed the rules and lil tricks when needed, PCGenUSBEHCI.kext still seems 2 b working 100% here.

However I would not mind testing a compile of the most current sources since obviously Apple tweaked "something". Maybe higher transfer speed? Dunno ..

How 'bout u?

Thanks bugsBunny for explaining the things again !

What are the most problems / reasons why users must/want to use this USB parts ?
1- " ON REBOOT/RESET one gets: CODE USBF: 20.136 EHCI controller unable to take control from BIOS"
Does USB work (only message in system.log) or will not work / make much trouble ?
Other problems , like timing, USB HUB Problems, ... can get fixed ?

My USB is running well (i think ) , but some friends will switch to OSX86 soon, thats the reason why i asks,
at which problems i should give them hint to use that "tuned" kexts.

kexts? PCGenUSBEHCI.kext is only one kext.

One needs to check in Sys profiler if one has USB 2.0, or not, with or without PCGenUSBEHCI.kext ..

Also it does not do harm to do a lil time & speed test (copy a larger file from and to an USB Volume in Mac OS and in Win or Linux with guaranteed USB 2.0 support and compare.

And what?
You ask me for a new version? It is at my post 429. No any attempt to check.
It is a new version of PCGenUSBEHCI.kext but with old name AppleUSBEHCI.kext.
Or you simply don't need it?

so you compiled the sources in Tiger with XCode Tiger I guess? Nice, that should work, there is some people that compile kexts in Tiger for Leo, seems to work sometimes.

Oh yes, I will test them, thanks

No, it is not my compilation. Other man with Leo do it.

OK,

I am using iATKOS leopard without any updates, and my USB does not work at all.

I don't have time to read this entire thread, but can somebody tell me and/or provide a link to a kext or patch to get my usb working? I installed the iousbfamily.kext from a wiki I read to get it working with no success, and legacy has been disabled in my BIOS. The machine itself is a Gateway MT6705, Intel Pentium dual-core with unpatched/upgraded iATKOS leopard.

Can somebody please help?

@ chief Slice: you can tell other man from white man that other man did great job (for which white man kinda loves other man)

@ anthony_c: you find IOUSBFamily 3.0.8/ Mac OS 10.5.2 (containing the plugins compiled by ARMAGEDDON Slice posted here) attached.
3.0.8 is the latest for Mac OS 10.5.2/3/4.

As always, install with kext helper or ~pcwiz' Mac OSx86 Tools Utility.

Thank you, I'll give it a try and let you know after a reboot!

I think it sucks to disable legacy. My USB works with legacy switched on.

So, I installed with kexthelper, rebooted and here's what I got:

2 flash drives I plugged in worked 100%, as opposed to before the driver,
my belkin USB wireless NIC (model FD07050) did not, although the official mac utility for it from belkin was running.

Do I need a generic USB wifi driver or something? otherwise, I have a PCMCIA nic (linksys, gonna rely on generic airport drivers for it) I would like to install in it's place, with the appropriate drivers you provide me links to in the case the belkin just refuses to work.

I am doing all of this to get a wireless nic to my leopard install. My internal Realtek(real trash if you ask me) is way too proprietary for leopard let alone ubuntu to recognize, so I am not even going to try. I eagerly await the day I can get network connectivity from my leopard partition, and I appreciate the help so far.

I did. http://www.applelife.ru/Reshenie_problem_s..._0/1015/80.html


I don't know what is the trick. The orByte's method is a creating legacy support.


The best news I saw before.

Are you sure that belkin's driver has Intel flavour? If PowerPC only - sorry!

pre-modded IOUSBFamily.kext based on 3.0.8 sources from 10.5.2 (corrected by Slice based on orByte method, compiled by Dmdimon 06-19-08

Sorry for offtopic. What is the problem?
(my compilation)

Working USB at last on HP 5245ea, 10.5.4!!
:-)))))
Thanks!

You are wrong. It is not compiled by ARMAGEDDON. He is topic starter.
Idea by orByte.
Sources correction by me.
Compilation by Dmdimon.
Thanks for all.

Sorry if someone already mentioned this but:

1. Can I use it with 10.5.4
2. Is this absolutely necessary? Like will I get USB1.0/1.1 speeds only without this?

EDIT: I tried it just to try it and it works fine.

Differences between sources 308 and 314
New

About PCCard

About link and unlink

About Power state

About deadcheck

About busy device

And so on.

It means latest kext is not final solution. The latest sources 314 are better.
They are not intended only for 10.5.3. They are simply more correct sources.

I make new version and open my own thread
USB 2.0 for Leopard