Macbook USB issues

HI!,
I have a macbook1,1 1.83gz.
I've had it since the week they were released in the UK. I've had an Edirol UA-25 for about the same amount of time and used to use it to do recording on the move with my macbook.
I reinstalled Tiger about two weeks ago and my macbook will no longer recognise it. I also have a logitech G500 mouse that the macbook won't recognise.
I've tried everything! So I'm here as a last resort for help.
I've tried:
Installing drivers for UA-25
restarting macbook then plugging in device, nothing.
having the device plugged in when installing drivers, nothing.
I upgraded to leopard this week and still have the same issues. The mouse is the same too.
I've read a lot of people with the same kind of issues but unfortunatly I haven't read a fix.
Any Ideas?
Thanks for reading.

The driver download is a .sit file (like a .zip file) and needs to be expanded using [Stuffit Expander|http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/182]. The file is probably resting in your download file until you unSit it. -GDF

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Under the keyboard, hey? So you have a Titanium Powerbook. You should update your profile to include the model and CPU size of your Powerbook to help get more accurate assistance. Crucial is a reputable brand of RAM. They also offer a lifetime warranty.
The clips: I used to have a Titanium Powerbook, but it was a few years ago. If MY memory serves me right the clips move to the outside of the RAM modules. Due to the heat and never being removed they may have semi-welded themselves into position. One trick would be to heat the computer up and try to remove them while it is warm/hot. Just plug it in and run some CPU intensive apps for a while, then turn it off, remove the battery, ground the computer and give them another try. Grounding (earthing) the computer to remove static is not difficult. After you have removed the battery just touch the metal case and grab a metal window or door frame. That will ground any static in the machine. Also, if you are working on carpet take your shoes and socks off to avoid more static build up. You could even go as far to stand on a rubber bathroom mat while working on the computer, but replacing RAM should only take a few minutes. If you still have difficulties getting the RAM stick out go to a site called The Powerbook Medic and look for tips on removing sticks from a Titanium.
Hope the new RAM stops the panics.
SR.

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