I could not find any drivers either. I went through something like this getting a media reader for my smart media cards. Just by chance I got a Lexar that works in Mac/PC w/o drivers. It sounds like in your case you will need drivers and if they don't have it for X then it won't work... Unless, you can find some 3rd party "generic" driver that will work with it (I knew a guy who did this with a scroll mouse that would not otherwise work in OS X).
Os X handles file exchange on the fly and it does it very well. All of my smartmedia cards are formatted PC and they work fine. (Heck, I even put a PC formatted hard drive in my G3 and it showed up on the desktop.)
On Mar 20, 2004, at 10:20 AM, Brian wrote:
I thought that the Imagemate 8-in-1 Sandisk USB card reader from our PC would also work on the G4/10.2.8, but it shows no sign of realizing that a card is inserted.
the Profiler shows that it finds the card reader device itself...
Should this be working? There are no drivers for MAc on the Sandisk page for this device.
It could be due to the PC format on the card; I don't see a "file exchange" in OS X... how is this handled?
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