pat crowe wrote:
Hi guys,
I have an external Zip 250 USB drive which powers up but does not
appear on the desktop. The suggestion is that my beige G3 which has an
add-on USB card will not support it. I am told one must have a
built-in USB capability.
Any comments?
PatC.
From my experience with USB devices that don't mount volumes on the
desktop: sometimes the device itself will show up in system profiler
under "USB" but no volume is mounted. If this happens it's a good
indication that the hardware is not supported.
Try the device on another computer / a friend's computer / even a PC,
this will eliminate a fault with the device itself. Also, I assume other
USB devices work on your card?
Lastly I know that some devices don't like connecting through a hub (or
through certain hubs) so if you've used a USB hub, try connecting the
device directly, or to a different USB port on the card.
Hope this helps (some is a bit obvious I know - sorry, just covering the
bases)
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