Just got myself an iSub, and while the sound is great, the iMac wouldn't start-up with it in (I plugged it in while the machine was on). It seemed that it couldn't find the system on the HD - the HD spun up, but slowede again.
After trying a few different things, I discovered that I could make it boot if I removed any one USB unit - in my case, the puck mouse that was only plugged in to play practical joke on people borrowing my computer (I have a Logitech Mouseman for my othe work).
So plugged in right now is:
the keyboard
the Logitech mouse
a powered 4-port hub
the iSub
a game controller
a Keyspan PDA adapter
If I plug in the puck mouse, it won't boot. I can still plug it in when the machine is on, though.
Any ideas?
Oh yeah, some more data btw:
iMac DV/ 192 MB RAM
MacOS 9.0.4
Firmware 2.4 (ie updated)
[This message has been edited by P (edited 07-03-2000).]