On Fri, May 08, 2015 at 11:41:09PM -0700, gingertom5005@yahoo.co.uk [LINUX_Newbies] wrote:
> I've installed a new motherboard.. It is a Biostar H81MDV3 with an Intel G3220 processor (and 8 gig of RAM).
>
> I'm currently running Mint 13 (Mate) because although the system will accept and run both Mint 17 and 17.1 (Mate) it doesn't read the USB ports when I insert a USB flash drive. It reads the drives perfectly on Mint 13.
>
> Anybody else experienced anything like this?
That is unusual, as usually, later versions do better at supporting
hardware. (Though of course, drivers get dropped, so if it's something old,
it might not be seen.)
Out of curiosity, do you have any live CD or USBs of other current
distributions, such as Fedora 21 or one of the latest Ubuntus, and if so,
do they have the same issue?
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Scott Robbins
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