Looks like the USB issue is just this software 
problem: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/beagleboard/uWMNdBv_aPg 
 Booting up with the device in the USB host port seemed to work.  Yikes, 
that's really a nasty bug that hotplug doesn't work.

On Tuesday, February 11, 2014 12:59:52 PM UTC-8, Tony DiCola wrote:
>
> The card was just being inserted like normal--no excessive force.  Like I 
> said even before it broke the SD reader wasn't working.  When I held the 
> boot button down and applied power the Beaglebone never flashed any lights 
> to show it go through booting (even after waiting 10+ seconds with the 
> button held down).  After fixing the solder joints on the SD reader the 
> exact same SD card booted up just fine on the first try.  Clearly there was 
> something wrong with the joint before it broke.
>
> Also for what it's worth I'm noticing wonkiness with the USB connector 
> which is near the SD card reader.  When I plug devices like mice, etc. in 
> and run lsusb I don't see any new USB devices.  Going to try testing the 
> USB connections with a multimeter to see if they're all connected.
>
> On Tuesday, February 11, 2014 12:39:00 PM UTC-8, rh_ wrote:
>>
>> On Tue, 11 Feb 2014 08:17:07 -0600 
>> Gerald Coley <ger...@beagleboard.org> wrote: 
>>
>> > Takes a lot of force to rip a connector out of a solder pool that 
>> > deep. 
>>
>> Yeah, was thinking that myself, that looks like someone doesn't know 
>> how to use SD card slots. If you're applying that much force to rip that 
>> out and continue to apply the force then you need to understand that 
>> forcing anything mechanical almost always leads to breakage. 
>>
>>

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