enidoi said:
Just installed the new build (3036) and I got all my devices working including NTSC formatted drives. I am able to read write and delete. Looks like speed is USB 1 though but at least it works!
When I installed the beta 3036 build on my dad's computer the other night, it was working. I could access two different flash drives, his external NTFS formatted USB harddrive, and camera flash memory cards through a card reader. At the time, however, I did not test any other USB devices such as his Treo for Hotsyncing nor with PDANet.
He seems to be having trouble at the moment. When he tried his portable USB drive, it did not seem to work. I am able to put my hands on his computer so I don't know if this is a temporary problem or not. He also has since tried syncing his Treo and using PDANet. While it worked in Build 1970, neither works in Build 3036.
Thus, I am going to revert him back to Build 1970 for the time being (he needs the PDANet ability at the moment more than he needs the access to the USB drives, especially since there is a work around). I have to admit that I am trying to figure out the proper way to "downgrade". It appears that I should uninstall Build 3036 and reinstall 1970, but I am trying to determine if the Parallels activation/serial key will be needed when I reinstall 1970 or if it remembers it. I don't need to worry about the Parallels Tools issue as I made a back up the VM BEFORE I installed the new Build. So, I should just be able to copy the back VM into the folder.
FWIW, I have not yet tried Build 3036 on my MBP with the Core Duo as I did not have the USB issues. I will likely try it soon as I am curious to try out the new features.