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My new motherboard is the same brand (Asus) as the old one, but it has   
different features. I am unable to get LAN working or USB.  
 
LAN  
PCI says I have nForce4 Ethernet controller on both motherboard, but the   
new one also says I have Marvell Semiconductor Yukon PCI Gigabit   
Ethernet controller.  
 
During boot up, General Mac Driiver (latest) loads and says:  
"Hardware XXXX"  
 
There is no DHCP error message, but DHCP client is not running.   
(according to DHCP monitor)  
 
I can always add a third party LAN card, but it would be good if I could   
get the onboard LAN running. Is this realistic?  
 
USB  
During boot  I get the mesage:  
 
USBMSD: USB.Sys driver not loaded.  
 
I checked the system BIOS, and everything related to USB is Enabled.  
Is there something more I can tweak?  
 
I'd hate to have to put back the old motherboard, but right now I am   
doing everything from my laptop.  
 
Thanks,  
Sandy  
 
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