Trust Curve 7 Usb Powered Hub

Hi guys
I have bought a new usb powered hub, the Trust Curve 7.
It's look nice but it doesn't work properly.
The only way to make it work is to connect the hub without the power supply and only AFTER connect the power supply.
I think this thing isn't normal and i doesn't like this problem (ok it isn't a big problem but...)
Any IDEA
P.s i'm running OSX 10.7 on a macbook pro 13inch late 2011 (i5 dual core 4 gb ram)
I've try the hub on a windows computer and it's work well
Regards Andrea

Hi Schooner17-
Are the drives bus-powered?
If so, do they work with the hub on a Mac? Do the drives work 1 at a time?
That hub might not supply enough juice to power both drives.
Luck-
-DP

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