Usb pci1033,e0 Enhanced Host Controller G5 PowerPC 1.8GHz

Hi every one
need help to sort this silly problem out
We have a PowerPC G5 1.8 duel fitted with 8GB ram - everything works great until I ftted this USB PCI card
We have just fitted a PCI card into it:
usb pci1033,e0 Enhanced Host Controller (into slot 2)
When I look at mac info it say:
Card                                                       Type
Driver Intalled
pci1033,e0                                              USB Enhanced Host Controller               YES
but under neath type it says:
Card                                                       Type
Driver Intalled
usb                                                          usb                                                            No
usb                                                          usb                                                            No
Now since this PCI card has been fitted - The PowerPC G5 mac will not go to sleep or even shut down.
I have ran the CONSOLE - and cleared the cash prior to asking it to go to sleep and it, when I leave it for 5 munites and move mouse the screen comes back on it says
PROBLEM:
mac will not go to sleep - will not shut down - just says on all night !!!!
The Console gives me this
Anyone know the answer:
would be very much appricated
thanks

Anyone know the answer:
Remove the offending PCI card.
If it is a USB 2.0 PCI controller make sure it has the NEC chipset.
ALI or VIA chipset cards will always cause problems.
NEC chipsets are natively supported in 10.4.3 and onward.
Do NOT install third party USB drivers. Most all cause incompatibilities.
Read more about USB 2.0 PCI cards in PPC Macs:
B8B574BC-BB45-4B3E-9D9B-F97EBB3230BC.html
If it is a USB 3.0 PCI card, forget it. There is no support in PPC Macs.

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