I was able to get my hub to work (it wasn't working before because of the other end of the data lines). I soldered the two right-most pins to ground. I still would like to know why USB hubs have five wires (on the board) instead of four. Any information is appreciated!

Here is the picture of the board: The pins I'm talking about are next to the left USB.

I don't have the board on me right now, but here's a picture from someone else (It's on the right): (Removed, see next post for the board)

I can post a picture of mine tomorrow, but here's what I remember from memory:

I have a USB Hub that has wires colored orange, green, blue, white, and black. From what I read online, orange is 5V, blue is D-, green is D+, and white is ground. The wires snapped off of the USB Hub's board while I was working on it and I decided to dissect that wire to see where the black wire we...

That screen looks like Variant 8 on the wiki. Here's a link to the 5V Mod picture: http://sudomod.com/wiki/index.php?title ... G_0480.JPG