Presonus compatibility with iMac

I have an iMac G5 (bought in january 2005) 1,8 GHZ and 1 Giga Ram which is working perfectly well.I just bought the presonus Firebox audio-Midi card which is connected via a firewire port. I have downloaded OS X 10.3.9. So Apparently I have the minimum required for compatibility. Cubase Le is bundled with presonus.
When I try to record or playback some takes I have craks and drop out and the mouse after few minutes is going absolutely crazy and I cannot control it at all.When the firewire cable is disconnected everything is going back to normal.
The presonus technician think that it might be a problem with the firewire port. has anybody experienced this problem? Any tips to fix it.
Thank you for your help
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