No mouse, keyboard, USB after installing 10.9 on MacPro

This morning I installed os 10.9 on my early 08 mac pro. The update from 10.8 went smoothly until the system rebooted and the login box appeared.
I can't move the mouse or type anything.
I'm using a standard usb apple keyboard and mouse plugged into the back. No, hubs or anything else.
USB devices don't seem to get power from any port, my iPhone wont charge and the LED on mouse is dark.
Luckily I had screen sharing turned on and could log-in from my laptop.
The system seems to run normally otherwise.
USB works fine if I boot back into OS 10.8
some other things I've tried:
resting the SMC and PRAM
booting with the shift key down
booting from the recovery partition - no mouse or keybord in the
This is in the system log when the mac pro boots:
USBF: 241. 35 The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
Any ideas?

Okay - I fixed it. 10.9 Dosn't like my old airport card.
I took it out and things run okay.
This is it
Model: AR5BXB6

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