The same thing happen to me, my usb does not work
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Full Version: Generic USB2.0 (EHCI) Driver
Hi all,
I have a short and simple question. Here it goes:
How do i uninstall the USB2.0 EHCI driver from my PC?
Thank you.
Regards,
Razvan
I have a short and simple question. Here it goes:
How do i uninstall the USB2.0 EHCI driver from my PC?
Thank you.
Regards,
Razvan
I had the same problem when I upgraded my Intel Atom mobo box from Kalyway 10.5.2 using the Kalyway combo upgrade 10.5.3
Previously (on 10.5.2) the USB 2.0 devices were working fine, for example a USB flash drive and a USB card reader were detected as hotplug devices and icons would appear on the screen under the hard drive icons after several seconds.
Then after the combo upgrade they stopped working and I got this error during a verbose boot in yellow:
Failed to load extension com.or.Byte.driver.PCGenUSBEHCI
I read this thread carefully, and also determined that this PCGenUSBEHCI.kext was still in place. So I decided to try one thing first as mentioned earlier: remove the AppleUSBEHCI.kext
And this worked ! (so far). I still get that error on a -v boot, but once the desktop is up, the devices are detected fine on plugging them in.
To do this: Open "Finder", navigate to /System/Library/Extensions and scroll down to IOUSBFamily.kext, right-click and click on "Show Package Contents", then open the plugins folder and look for AppleUSBEHCI.kext (be sure you select the correct one). Right-click and more to trash, then reboot, and it worked for me.
As mentioned, I made sure that the PCGenUSBEHCI.kext was already present in the same folder.
Previously (on 10.5.2) the USB 2.0 devices were working fine, for example a USB flash drive and a USB card reader were detected as hotplug devices and icons would appear on the screen under the hard drive icons after several seconds.
Then after the combo upgrade they stopped working and I got this error during a verbose boot in yellow:
Failed to load extension com.or.Byte.driver.PCGenUSBEHCI
I read this thread carefully, and also determined that this PCGenUSBEHCI.kext was still in place. So I decided to try one thing first as mentioned earlier: remove the AppleUSBEHCI.kext
And this worked ! (so far). I still get that error on a -v boot, but once the desktop is up, the devices are detected fine on plugging them in.
To do this: Open "Finder", navigate to /System/Library/Extensions and scroll down to IOUSBFamily.kext, right-click and click on "Show Package Contents", then open the plugins folder and look for AppleUSBEHCI.kext (be sure you select the correct one). Right-click and more to trash, then reboot, and it worked for me.
As mentioned, I made sure that the PCGenUSBEHCI.kext was already present in the same folder.
is there any generic to 10.5.5 to i use on my hp pavillion 6500?
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Success with my Lenovo IdeaPad Y510 running JaS 10.5.4. Only one USB port was working, now they're all going. Thanks!
I want to give a HUGE shoutout to orByte for his work!
I am happily posting this from the comforts of my HP dv5000 running iATKOS 10.5.5 with a D-Link DWL-G122 USB dongle.
None of this would be possible without your USB kext. So I just want to say, thank you for all your hard work!
I am happily posting this from the comforts of my HP dv5000 running iATKOS 10.5.5 with a D-Link DWL-G122 USB dongle.
None of this would be possible without your USB kext. So I just want to say, thank you for all your hard work!
If I currently have the AppleUSBUHCI driver installed, will this kext cause a kernal panic? I don't want to have to re-build the image.
QUOTE (frank754 @ Sep 21 2008, 11:28 AM) 
I had the same problem when I upgraded my Intel Atom mobo box from Kalyway 10.5.2 using the Kalyway combo upgrade 10.5.3
Previously (on 10.5.2) the USB 2.0 devices were working fine, for example a USB flash drive and a USB card reader were detected as hotplug devices and icons would appear on the screen under the hard drive icons after several seconds.
Then after the combo upgrade they stopped working and I got this error during a verbose boot in yellow:
Failed to load extension com.or.Byte.driver.PCGenUSBEHCI
I read this thread carefully, and also determined that this PCGenUSBEHCI.kext was still in place. So I decided to try one thing first as mentioned earlier: remove the AppleUSBEHCI.kext
And this worked ! (so far). I still get that error on a -v boot, but once the desktop is up, the devices are detected fine on plugging them in.
To do this: Open "Finder", navigate to /System/Library/Extensions and scroll down to IOUSBFamily.kext, right-click and click on "Show Package Contents", then open the plugins folder and look for AppleUSBEHCI.kext (be sure you select the correct one). Right-click and more to trash, then reboot, and it worked for me.
As mentioned, I made sure that the PCGenUSBEHCI.kext was already present in the same folder.
Previously (on 10.5.2) the USB 2.0 devices were working fine, for example a USB flash drive and a USB card reader were detected as hotplug devices and icons would appear on the screen under the hard drive icons after several seconds.
Then after the combo upgrade they stopped working and I got this error during a verbose boot in yellow:
Failed to load extension com.or.Byte.driver.PCGenUSBEHCI
I read this thread carefully, and also determined that this PCGenUSBEHCI.kext was still in place. So I decided to try one thing first as mentioned earlier: remove the AppleUSBEHCI.kext
And this worked ! (so far). I still get that error on a -v boot, but once the desktop is up, the devices are detected fine on plugging them in.
To do this: Open "Finder", navigate to /System/Library/Extensions and scroll down to IOUSBFamily.kext, right-click and click on "Show Package Contents", then open the plugins folder and look for AppleUSBEHCI.kext (be sure you select the correct one). Right-click and more to trash, then reboot, and it worked for me.
As mentioned, I made sure that the PCGenUSBEHCI.kext was already present in the same folder.
I have an Asus Asus F8Sn-C1 (T9300 CPU, 3GB RAM, Nvidia 9500M-GS 512MB/VRAM, modded BIOS) and I was not able to get the web cam or Archos 5 recognized. I removed the AppleUSBEHCI.kext and installed PCGenUSBHCI.kext in /System/Library/Extnsions with the kext helper. Voila the web cam and the Archos 5 are now useable. Thanks. How would this be used in a 10.5.6 update? I am on iDeneb 10.5.5 and am worried about the 10.5.6 update.
Alex
QUOTE (Slice @ Jul 22 2008, 10:00 AM)
I make new version and open my own thread
USB 2.0 for Leopard
USB 2.0 for Leopard
sorry for asking that "maybe" stupid question.
and sorry for my bad englisch i am from germany
i got to this site by searching for a solution to my boot problem.
my desktop pc on wich i installed the Iaktos leopard won't boot anymore since i tried to install some drivers , one of iit was a USb driver.
now when i boot up in verbose mode it says "EHCI - Ownership conflict" and EHCI - toggle ownership to 0" or something.
this was what led me to this site, but i cant find a solution on how i could boot my pc again.
if there are posted solutions, i don't seem to find them.
and sorry for my bad englisch i am from germany
i got to this site by searching for a solution to my boot problem.
my desktop pc on wich i installed the Iaktos leopard won't boot anymore since i tried to install some drivers , one of iit was a USb driver.
now when i boot up in verbose mode it says "EHCI - Ownership conflict" and EHCI - toggle ownership to 0" or something.
this was what led me to this site, but i cant find a solution on how i could boot my pc again.
if there are posted solutions, i don't seem to find them.
Click here for a link to a USB related thread for solving USB problems where USB devices do not mount but do so if restarted.
Seems probably related to me stupidly using Slice's excellent kexts with the 10.5.5 based voodoo kernel and the vanilla 10.5.6 system.kext - oops!
Seems probably related to me stupidly using Slice's excellent kexts with the 10.5.5 based voodoo kernel and the vanilla 10.5.6 system.kext - oops!
Thank You
How can I put this into an install disk? I cant get past the "Ehci Controller *blahblahblah* Which causes the "Still waiting for root device". BTW I DO NOT HAVE A WORKING COPY OF MACOSX86 OR A MAC TO USE.
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is there a way to adapt that ideas on last apple iousbfamily code?
that's because last MCP79 invidia have the same issue.. unable to get UIM.
the only method to bypass the problem is to set in bios to use usb low speed or to disable legacy
but is a weird solution
so.. original 10.5.6 iousbfamily works only with those 2 bad solutions.
I got the code of last iousbfamily but I'm scared to change code.. i'm not a programmer.
then, I don't understand why newer mobo are so difficult do use a real standard device!
I tried too to use pcgenusb or 3.0.8 kexts.. but are so old and os do a lot ok errors and don't acivate any usb
sob
is there a way to adapt that ideas on last apple iousbfamily code?
that's because last MCP79 invidia have the same issue.. unable to get UIM.
the only method to bypass the problem is to set in bios to use usb low speed or to disable legacy
but is a weird solution
so.. original 10.5.6 iousbfamily works only with those 2 bad solutions.
I got the code of last iousbfamily but I'm scared to change code.. i'm not a programmer.
then, I don't understand why newer mobo are so difficult do use a real standard device!
I tried too to use pcgenusb or 3.0.8 kexts.. but are so old and os do a lot ok errors and don't acivate any usb
sob
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Hi thanks, I just realized the file is no longer there! Will re-upload in the evening. I have also had success using the PCGen kext under 10.4.6 . Will post link later. Best.
Has the link been posted already? I like to try it. see if I can get it.
Louelleg
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Hi,
sorry but installing IOUSBFamily344_2.kext didn't give me access to my USB disks.
Do i only have to install that file?
Your USBProber only see my mouse and kb.
I'm running Léo 10.5.7.
sorry but installing IOUSBFamily344_2.kext didn't give me access to my USB disks.
Do i only have to install that file?
Your USBProber only see my mouse and kb.
I'm running Léo 10.5.7.
If I leave legacy USB support on in the BIOS, when the system boots the USB ports do not work. If I disable legacy USB, then everything works. But the problem now is that I can't use my USB keyboard at boot time to select which OS to boot.
Anyone know a fix for this?
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Intel DQ45CB board
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