USB Midi unrecognized

I have used this set-up for years and it just stopped working. I updated mac software after this problem arose, I uninstalled and updated Midisport software from the website to the latest from their website. The usb connection is good (in one of the two connections on the back of the CPU as before this problem), the cable is good, the light on the front of the midisport is blinking slowly to let you know that there is a connection but the apple midi doesn't recognize the unit. I unplugged/replugged and rescaned midi and have tried every possible trick I know to get it up and running. Is the driver 3.2.2 at m-audio site not for PPC but intel? and if so is there an old driver somewhere I can install?
G4 dual gig, 2 gig ram, PPC   Mac OS X (10.4.8)   USB Midisport 8X8/s

I have just had this same problem with MIDISport 8X8, which uses the same 3.2.2 driver. I replaced the main drive on my old G4 at work with a full size unit instead of the old 10Gb. I installed the latest 10.4.x with all the software updates and presto, no MIDI server. Audio MIDI Setup does not work, and the machine ignores DigiDesign Core Audio, after each re-installation.
So, it seems like the same problem. Hope we all get an answer. Since it has been 8 days since you posted, I'll bet we are on our own, here.
G4/400 and G4/733   Mac OS X (10.4.8)  

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    0x20    bFunctionProtocol  
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    0x04    bDescriptorType
    0x00    bInterfaceNumber
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    0x00    bNumEndPoints
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    0x01    bInterfaceSubClass   (Audio Control Interface)
    0x20    bInterfaceProtocol  
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
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    0x0087    wTotalLength
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x06    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x0A    bUnitID
    0x02    bSourceID
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    0x28    bCSourceID
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    0x16    iChannelNames
    0x00    bmControls
    0x00    iTerminal
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x06    bDescriptorSubtype
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    0x03    bDescriptorSubtype
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    0x28    bCSourceID
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    0x04    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bInterfaceNumber
    0x00    bAlternateSetting
    0x00    bNumEndPoints
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    0x02    bInterfaceSubClass   (Audio Streaming Interface)
    0x20    bInterfaceProtocol  
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    0x09    bLength
    0x04    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bInterfaceNumber
    0x01    bAlternateSetting
    0x02    bNumEndPoints
    0x01    bInterfaceClass   (Audio Device Class)
    0x02    bInterfaceSubClass   (Audio Streaming Interface)
    0x20    bInterfaceProtocol  
    0x00    iInterface
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x02    bTerminalLink
    0x00    bmControls
    0x01    bFormatType
    0x00000001    bmFormats
    0x04    bNrChannels
    0x00000000    bmChannelConfig
    0x12    iChannelNames
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x02    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x01    bFormatType
    0x04    bSubslotSize
    0x18    bBitResolution   (24 Bits/sample)
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    0x05    bDescriptorType
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    0x01    bInterval
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    0x25    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
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    0x00    bmControls
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    0x05    bDescriptorType
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    0x20    bInterfaceProtocol  
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    0x04    bDescriptorType
    0x02    bInterfaceNumber
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    0x20    bInterfaceProtocol  
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x16    bTerminalLink
    0x00    bmControls
    0x01    bFormatType
    0x00000001    bmFormats
    0x04    bNrChannels
    0x00000000    bmChannelConfig
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x02    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x01    bFormatType
    0x04    bSubslotSize
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    0x05    bDescriptorType
    0x82    bEndpointAddress   (IN Endpoint)
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    0x25    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x00    bmAttributes
    0x00    bmControls
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    0x04    bDescriptorType
    0x03    bInterfaceNumber
    0x00    bAlternateSetting
    0x02    bNumEndPoints
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    0x03    bInterfaceSubClass   (MIDI Streaming Interface)
    0x00    bInterfaceProtocol  
    0x00    iInterface
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x0100    bcdMSC
    0x0041    wTotalLength
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x02    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x01    bJackType
    0x01    bJackID
    0x00    iJack
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x02    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x02    bJackType
    0x02    bJackID
    0x00    iJack
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x03    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x01    bJackType
    0x03    bJackID
    0x01    bNrInputPins
    0x02    baSourceID(1)
    0x01    baSourcePin(1)
    0x00    iJack
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    0x09    bLength
    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x03    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x02    bJackType
    0x04    bJackID
    0x01    bNrInputPins
    0x01    baSourceID(1)
    0x01    baSourcePin(1)
    0x00    iJack
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    0x09    bLength
    0x05    bDescriptorType
    0x02    bEndpointAddress   (OUT Endpoint)
    0x02    bmAttributes    (Transfer: Bulk / Synch: None / Usage: Data)
    0x0200    wMaxPacketSize   (512 Bytes)
    0x00    bInterval
    0x00    bRefresh
    0x00    bSynchAddress
    MS Bulk Data Endpoint Descriptor:
    0x05    bLength
    0x25    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x01    bNumEmbMIDIJack
    0x01    baAssocJackID(1)
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    0x09    bLength
    0x05    bDescriptorType
    0x83    bEndpointAddress   (IN Endpoint)
    0x02    bmAttributes    (Transfer: Bulk / Synch: None / Usage: Data)
    0x0200    wMaxPacketSize   (512 Bytes)
    0x00    bInterval
    0x00    bRefresh
    0x00    bSynchAddress
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    0x05    bLength
    0x25    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x01    bNumEmbMIDIJack
    0x03    baAssocJackID(1)
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    0x09    bLength
    0x04    bDescriptorType
    0x04    bInterfaceNumber
    0x00    bAlternateSetting
    0x00    bNumEndPoints
    0xFE    bInterfaceClass   (Application Specific)
    0x01    bInterfaceSubClass  
    0x01    bInterfaceProtocol  
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    0x09    bLength
    0x02    bDescriptorType
    0x0169    wTotalLength
    0x05    bNumInterfaces
    0x01    bConfigurationValue
    0x00    iConfiguration
    0x80    bmAttributes   (Bus-powered Device)
    0xFA    bMaxPower   (500 mA)
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    0x08    bLength
    0x0B    bDescriptorType
    0x00    bFirstInterface
    0x04    bInterfaceCount
    0x01    bFunctionClass   (Audio Device Class)
    0x00    bFunctionSubClass  
    0x20    bFunctionProtocol  
    0x00    iFunction
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    0x09    bLength
    0x04    bDescriptorType
    0x00    bInterfaceNumber
    0x00    bAlternateSetting
    0x00    bNumEndPoints
    0x01    bInterfaceClass   (Audio Device Class)
    0x01    bInterfaceSubClass   (Audio Control Interface)
    0x20    bInterfaceProtocol  
    0x00    iInterface
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    0x09    bLength
    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x01    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x0200    bcdADC
    0x08    bCategory
    0x0087    wTotalLength
    0x00    bmControls
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    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x0A    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x29    bClockID
    0x03    bmAttributes
    0x07    bmControls
    0x00    bAssocTerminal
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    0x08    bLength
    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x0B    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x28    bClockID
    0x01    bNrInPins
    0x29    baCSourceID(1)
    0x03    bmControls
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    0x11    bLength
    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x02    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x02    bTerminalID
    0x0101    wTerminalType   (USB Streaming)
    0x00    bAssocTerminal
    0x28    bCSourceID
    0x04    bNrChannels
    0x00000000    bmChannelConfig
    0x12    iChannelNames
    0x00    bmControls
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    0x1A    bLength
    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x06    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x0A    bUnitID
    0x02    bSourceID
    0x0000000F    bmaControls(0)
    0x0000000F    bmaControls(1)
    0x0000000F    bmaControls(2)
    0x0000000F    bmaControls(3)
    0x0000000F    bmaControls(4)
    0x00    iFeature
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    0x0C    bLength
    0x24    bDescriptorType
    0x03    bDescriptorSubtype
    0x14    bTerminalID
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