Internal USB 2 port

Hello,
Am about to install a USB 2.0 PCI Card with four external and one internal ports, in a G4 firewire 800, mirrored front, dual 1.25G.
Any ideas as to what I might use the internal port for?
Thanks.....BC

Any ideas as to what I might use the internal port for?
In a PC ATX case, the option for a front USB port or the use of a USB bay device is common.
The internal port on the PCI card allows a connection point for these options.
In *no way* does using the internal port disable any of the externals.

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11/18/12 3:18:36 PM kernel USBF: 7351.492 [0xcf9b300] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 6 of Hub at 0x6000000)
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11/21/12 2:57:22 AM kernel USBF: 1439.228 IOUSBHIDDriver(AppleUSBMultitouchDriver)[0xd1ff000]: Detected an kIONotResponding error but still connected. Resetting port
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11/21/12 2:57:22 AM kernel AppleUSBMultitouchDriver::message - kIOUSBMessagePortHasBeenReset.
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Attempted fixes
Unfortunately, my Macbook isn't under warranty so I'm mostly on my own. First I zapped PRAM, reset SMC, ensured OS updates are installed (still on 10.6.8), and threw out a few drivers/software that were possible troublemakers. Next, I tried running another OS/install to rule out software issues. Accordingly, I found that the BT adapter sometimes disappears on Windows 7 as well (just did a clean install). And finally, I bought a new AirPort/BT card and installed it the other day. That seemed better at first, but I still have the problem of intermittent Bluetooth and keyboard/trackpad.
Problems/solutions?
What might the issue be, or is there anything that may be worth trying? As I mentioned, I've reset PRAM and SMC, made sure it's not an OS/driver issue (it happens on Win7 too), and replaced the Airport card. The machine does have aftermarket RAM (from OWC, ~2 years old) and SSD (Crucial M4, installed September)...but it seems unlikely that either of these would cause the problem. There haven't been any accidents that would have caused physical or (to my knowledge) electrical damage to it.
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USB KVM to share keyboard and mouse with another computer
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Hi everyone.
I'm 57, retired, trying to impress my children, grandchildren, and even maybe myself with this new hobby project of mine.
This is my first question post. I may have a few (??) others as this project goes on.
My old, current, PC is a DELL Dimension XPS R450 running Win98 I upgraded with a P3 1Ghz with 640MB RAM, 1 WD120GB & 1WD 40GB HD's, Yamaha CDRW and a new ASUS CD ROM with Comcast High Speed internet. I use mostly Netscape 7.02. PC runs great!
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I have a Mitsumi FA 402 in Black 7-1 internal FDD (reads all the camera card types also) that has an internal USB wire and 4 pin (Female) clip that I don't know where to connect. I thought of connecting it to the 4 pins of the JDB1 but then figured that was not the same because the D-Bracket had its own USB connection that went to the JUSB1 connection and the JDB1 was strictly for that other wire on the D-Bracket. The rear of the Mitsumi has the standard Floppy cable pins, the 4 pin white power clip and the black wire for the USB clip. It states on the website "# USB Powered: No extra power supply required". I thought that if a device connects to a USB connection that the connection also supplies the power for that device. Why would I have to connect the white four pin power connection to the main PS, or am I wrong (confused)?
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All,
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http://willydavidk.kittsplace.com/graphics/Picture%201.png
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4108
If your location does’t have wifi to use with the Apple TV, use a portable router.
Portable routers http://compnetworking.about.com/od/routers/tp/travel_routers.htm
 Cheers, Tom

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