It tries to remove ehci-hcd I'm guessing? I think, and I'm not that experienced but I had a similar problem and solved it, is because it uses a different usb controller, namely uhci-hcd (... once again, i think). I have 4 usb ports, 2 are just below the PS2 ports on my motherboard, and 2 are just under the vga port. The ones up at the top by the PS2 ports were using ehci-hcd, I got a PS2 Keyboard and Mouse and unplugged everything from those, and "rmmod ehci-hcd" worked fine, then I had only my modem (bt voyager 100) plugged into one of the 2 ports below them and now the usb support loads fine, but, if you dont have another set of usb ports, then I don't think there is a way to change which usb controller they use, especially if it is a case of the ports being on a card. I still haven't got my modem working, it dies and gives me input/output errors on step 4/5, (anyone able to help? :P) so I would advise, especially if your very new to linux, the one and only solution would be to buy an ethernet adsl router/modem, which as far as know the setup for is just a case of using dhcp to get the internet from it, and using it to connect to the BT ISP, (which is also very easy). So far I've seen 2 people with the voyager 100 working and 0 people with the voyager 105 working...


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