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Not in my experience. 3036 was a high-water mark. USB support has regressed from partially working to dysfunctional since.

And again in 3150. No change in behaviour at all. Back to 3036.

Same song, different verse. My Kvaser Leaf Light USB CAN adapter doesn't work at all, just like the last several betas. Back to 3036 yet again.

I'd still like to use more than zero USB devices with Parallels.

And yet again in 3120. Back to 3036 once more.

Here is a thread I started about my Kvaser Leaf problems. Not quite as severe as yours, but close. Right now I'm using build 3036 for simple CAN bus monitoring and such, and rebooting to my Boot Camp partition for critical operations like downloading firmware. I'd love to kiss Boot Camp...

This problem still persists in 3106. Back to 3036 yet again.

My Kvaser Leaf Light USB-to-CAN adapter went from sorta working in 3036 (but slowly and with too much latency for some tasks I require it to perform) to not working at all in 3094. Without this device I can't use Parallels, so I rolled back to 3036. I'd prefer it if they would forget the...

USB in build 3036 is much improved over previous releases, but there's still at least one huge problem that's causing me grief. I have a USB CAN adapter from Kvaser that mostly works well, but throughput is very slow. And for at least one application I need, there is about 20 milliseconds of...

I'll join the chorus here. I've had a couple of minor hiccups with Parallels, and it still doesn't do every single thing I want it to. That said, I'm reminded practically every day how much easier and faster it is for me to do my job now than it was with my old PowerBook G4 running VirtualPC...

No change in Build 3036.

I'm not having much luck with QNX4 as a guest OS either. Installs and runs fine, but the network adapter does not work. Net.ether1000 loads and detects the device, but nothing is transmitted or received via TCP/IP or FLEET.

Three days later and it has magically stopped working again. The pointless shuffle has no effect now. What's worse, the Linux driver for this device is so bad that in order to make it do anything you gotta boot to Windohs first and do something with the device, then reboot to Linux without...

Just wanted to follow up here. I've been using a Mac so long I had forgotten about all of the mindless crap you gotta do to keep a Windohs machine running. I did the pointless uninstall-and-reinstall-hardware shuffle on my Kvaser USB-to-CAN adapter, and it magically started working again.

I spoke too soon. It worked fine in RC2, but no longer works since I installed GA.

My Kvaser USBCanII USB-to-CAN adapter works great with both XP and Fedora Core 5.

My Keyspan USB-to-serial USA-19QW doesn't work with RC2. Same failure mode as the report above. I will point out that this adapter doesn't work with VirtualPC 7 on my PowerBook either. I have to keep a copy of VPC 6 around just for doing serial port stuff. On a brighter note, my Kvaser...