Is the original poster switching the ADB *after* the Mac has booted? If you intend switching ADB, you must have all of the devices online when the system first boots. And even then, it may not be a good thing to switch them when the system is live, especially on compact Macs and early Mac IIs. Any Mac will have problems with ADB devices if you plug them in or swap them for another model after the system has booted.

Phil
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