Solutions for the 10.4.10 problem?

Hi all..
When I upgraded my iMac to 10.4.10, it suddenly couldn't recognize my audio interface anylonger..
I had to format the computer, and get back to 10.4.9 which worked just fine..
Now I just got a MacBook - and - surprise... It comes with 10.4.10 - and - surprise... My audio interface stopped working again... I have searched for solutions, but cannot seem to find any?
Anyone with ideas? Please..? Which audio interfaces still work? And why does some of them stop?
IS this a conspiracy, aiming to take full control over the market for.. Hmm.. frozen orangejuice..?
Kind regards
Carsten

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