I've been having problems getting my laptop (IBM T30) to recognize the Neuros while my desktop worked fine.
Symptoms usually include the Neuros hanging and all sorts of usb-storage errors in dmesg.
I upgraded the BIOS on my laptop today and after that I could mount my Neuros just fine. Normally Linux ignores the BIOS of a system when it starts up, but there may be some firmware updates to the USB subsystem that are still used.
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While itis true that a BIOS update might fix your USB problems, it really should be treated as 2nd to last step* due to the real possibility of lobotomizing your motherboard if anything serious goes wrong during the update...
* The last step being upgrading the motherboard or buying a new USB expansion card.
-- 'I switched to Vorbis and saved a bunch on my hard-disk space!'
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Yeah, but remember that BIOS upgrades sometimes don't fix USB problems as Chameleon mentioned. 9 times out of 10 for Windows users it will be a driver upgrade and for Linux users a kernel upgrade to fix the problem.
-Jeff
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