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I've got my new box built, OS installed, and everything's running sweet,
except for the front USB ports on the case.
Case: Chieftec (Chenming) Bravo Series
Mobo: Asus A8V Deluxe
The mobo has four onboard ports, which work fine. It also has two dual
headers for additional ports. Plugging the cable from the case into the
header, the USB ports (only on the case) don't work. The mobo also came with
another dual port that can go into the back, filling one of the expansion
slots on the case. This dual port works.
Googling has led me to believe that the pin setup isn't in sync. The
schematics from both the mobo and the case, however, appear to match up.
The case also has audio, mic, and 1394 ports on the front. The audio and mic
work; unfortunately, I don't have any 1394-compliant devices with which to
test.
Has anyone run across this before? What tends to be the cause of this sort
of problem?
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Mike T
Spiffy sig currently under development.
I've got my new box built, OS installed, and everything's running sweet,
except for the front USB ports on the case.
Case: Chieftec (Chenming) Bravo Series
Mobo: Asus A8V Deluxe
The mobo has four onboard ports, which work fine. It also has two dual
headers for additional ports. Plugging the cable from the case into the
header, the USB ports (only on the case) don't work. The mobo also came with
another dual port that can go into the back, filling one of the expansion
slots on the case. This dual port works.
Googling has led me to believe that the pin setup isn't in sync. The
schematics from both the mobo and the case, however, appear to match up.
The case also has audio, mic, and 1394 ports on the front. The audio and mic
work; unfortunately, I don't have any 1394-compliant devices with which to
test.
Has anyone run across this before? What tends to be the cause of this sort
of problem?
--
Mike T
Spiffy sig currently under development.