Adding usb port on ultra10 running solaris 8?

Will any PCI based USB card work on an ultra 10?. If so can anyone
provide details?.
Thanks,
Mts

Most likely, because your Mac and iPhoto think that you have connected a camera or mass storage device that has images on it.
Not sure where to go from there, but I would start by looking at the setting in both iPhoto Preferences and Image Capture if I wanted iPhoto to ignore that device.

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