From: imker@gmx.li   
      
   Hallo,   
      
   03.08.2004 17:33 you wrote:   
      
   > BeOS "Developer's Edition"   
   >   BONE will cause kernel panics   
   >   USB patches break network connectivity   
      
   I'm using USB patches for years ( patient Zero ;-] ) but never observed   
   such network problem.   
      
   > Zeta RC2   
   >   BONE works (kinda)   
   >   Video with i810 driver is seriously screwed up   
   >   Wireless doesn't seem to work and locks the "boneyard"   
   >   USB patches and Mass storage driver work fine   
      
   :-))) Neither BONE nor USB patches are required for Zeta. I just want to   
   congratulate you with downgrade in this case. :-P Zeta already contains   
   latest versions of BONE and USB stack.   
      
   > BeOS "Wind"   
   >   Besides coming with a slightly screwed up default config it's not too   
   > bad.  manual editing of config files in order to produce the "settings"   
   > option in the "window" dropdown.   
   >   BONE works for the most part, but Wireless still locks the "boneyard"   
   > on occasion   
   >   USB patches seem to work but the mass storage driver creates an   
   > endless list of scsi devices in the "drive setup" screen   
      
   It's not endless - read the ReadMe.html for details. You can configure   
   to not use those fake drives. In this case you have to play with   
   DriveSetup every time you want mount new device. :-P   
      
   > and will not read my USB zip drive.   
      
   what is in log file? Have you contacted author of usb mass storage   
   module with this problem?   
      
   Kind Regards,   
           S.Zharski.   
      
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