Re: Burning mad, Firewire problem

2005-05-27 Thread Brent Baeslack

Dear G-Books List and Nick,
My replies to Nick appear within his questions.

At 3:30 PM -0400 5/25/05, G-Books wrote:

Date: Tue, 24 May 2005 21:44:57 -0700 (PDT)
From: Nick Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Burning mad, Firewire problem
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Are you following the directions properly from Apple?  Are you wanting to
move files from the Pismo to the Qs?  The order should be QS on.  Shut down
PB.  Connect firewire cable.  Start the PB while holding down the 'T' key.
The PB should appear as a drive to the QS.  Then you could drag any files
from the PB to the QS.


Yes, I'm following the KB instructions. I'm trying to create clone of 
the Pismo drive in a partition on the QS.
Note: that dragging files is not the way to produce a backup since 
neither invisibles or all system files would be copied. That's why 
under panther I tried the Disk Utility which can implement a 
restore. The other apps are supposed to be able to copy everything, 
although Carbon Copy Cloner is reported sometimes not work from a 
firewire target disk according to the developer's website.



Do you have a non US keylayout?  Any key modifiers?  Is the keyboard on the
Qs on a hub?  Are the Firewire ports on both machines good?  Is the cable
good?  I've only done this once and it worked for me, so I'm throwing out
ideas.


The QS's keyboard is a Matias tactilepro USB connected directly to 
the QS's usb port. No hub. This is standard US layout. No modifiers 
or keyboard utility software used. Firewire ports tested with 
external Firewire/USB external drive, both read and write tests 
positive.
Thanks for this possible troubleshooting list. Another lista 
suggested going direction by mounting the QS on the Pismo as a FTD. 
I'll try that unless anyone else has some thoughts.  I was trying to 
keep it simple and avoid buying another external drive big enough to 
backup to, since my current one is the Pismo's replaced original hard 
drive.

Thanks for the help.
Brent


.nick

On Tue, 24 May 2005, Brent Baeslack wrote:

 I'm hoping that the combined knowledge of the list can end my 
firewire torture.

 I should be able to connect my  PISMO 400 mhz 768 MB OS 10.3 in
 firewire target disk (FTD) mode to a Quicksilver 733 mhz 640 MB  OS
 10.3 but every time I try to access the FTD for backup purposes it
 freezes. I installed a second internal 120GB hard drive and created a
 partition to backup to.  What I have experienced is stalls and
 freezes with Disk Utility application, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Data
 Backup.

 To try and recover from these firewire freezes I run Applejack and
 then Tech Tool Pro 4 to repair the disks.

 Is there a preference I should trash to stop this pattern?

 Is this some kind of firewire firmware compatability problem between
 the Quicksilver  Pismo?

 I'm trying to backup, which is a good thing, but buying an external
 drive means laying out more money.

 Ideas, suggestions, and /or free beer appreciated.
 --
 Cheers,
 Brent



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Re: Burning mad, Firewire problem

2005-05-27 Thread Nick Marshall
On Fri, 27 May 2005, Brent Baeslack wrote:

 Dear G-Books List and Nick,
   My replies to Nick appear within his questions.

 At 3:30 PM -0400 5/25/05, G-Books wrote:
 Date: Tue, 24 May 2005 21:44:57 -0700 (PDT)
 From: Nick Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: Burning mad, Firewire problem
 In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Are you following the directions properly from Apple?  Are you wanting to
 move files from the Pismo to the Qs?  The order should be QS on.  Shut down
 PB.  Connect firewire cable.  Start the PB while holding down the 'T' key.
 The PB should appear as a drive to the QS.  Then you could drag any files
 from the PB to the QS.

 Yes, I'm following the KB instructions. I'm trying to create clone of
 the Pismo drive in a partition on the QS.
 Note: that dragging files is not the way to produce a backup since
 neither invisibles or all system files would be copied. That's why
 under panther I tried the Disk Utility which can implement a
 restore. The other apps are supposed to be able to copy everything,
 although Carbon Copy Cloner is reported sometimes not work from a
 firewire target disk according to the developer's website.

Oh, your cloning the whole drive.  That never worked for me.  If I remember
it was complaining about not being able to continue because a file was in use
or something.  I'm thinking I should have booted from the CD and tried it,
but I used my regular method below.  I tried CCC and it did not work for me
either.

When I moved from x.2.6 to x.3.5 I made a disk image of my home directory,
backed that up to my FWHD, wiped my Ti drive, Installed the new OS,
Re-installed my apps, and moved all my files over.  Had to reset the prefs
for stuff, but it didn't take long.



 Do you have a non US keylayout?  Any key modifiers?  Is the keyboard on the
 Qs on a hub?  Are the Firewire ports on both machines good?  Is the cable
 good?  I've only done this once and it worked for me, so I'm throwing out
 ideas.

 The QS's keyboard is a Matias tactilepro USB connected directly to
 the QS's usb port. No hub. This is standard US layout. No modifiers
 or keyboard utility software used. Firewire ports tested with
 external Firewire/USB external drive, both read and write tests
 positive.
 Thanks for this possible troubleshooting list. Another lista
 suggested going direction by mounting the QS on the Pismo as a FTD.
 I'll try that unless anyone else has some thoughts.  I was trying to
 keep it simple and avoid buying another external drive big enough to
 backup to, since my current one is the Pismo's replaced original hard
 drive.
 Thanks for the help.
 Brent


Wish I had a solution for you.  Good luck.

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Burning mad, Firewire problem

2005-05-24 Thread Brent Baeslack

I'm hoping that the combined knowledge of the list can end my firewire torture.
I should be able to connect my  PISMO 400 mhz 768 MB OS 10.3 in 
firewire target disk (FTD) mode to a Quicksilver 733 mhz 640 MB  OS 
10.3 but every time I try to access the FTD for backup purposes it 
freezes. I installed a second internal 120GB hard drive and created a 
partition to backup to.  What I have experienced is stalls and 
freezes with Disk Utility application, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Data 
Backup.


To try and recover from these firewire freezes I run Applejack and 
then Tech Tool Pro 4 to repair the disks.


Is there a preference I should trash to stop this pattern?

Is this some kind of firewire firmware compatability problem between 
the Quicksilver  Pismo?


I'm trying to backup, which is a good thing, but buying an external 
drive means laying out more money.


Ideas, suggestions, and /or free beer appreciated.
--
Cheers,
Brent

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Re: Burning mad, Firewire problem

2005-05-24 Thread Nick Marshall
Are you following the directions properly from Apple?  Are you wanting to
move files from the Pismo to the Qs?  The order should be QS on.  Shut down
PB.  Connect firewire cable.  Start the PB while holding down the 'T' key.
The PB should appear as a drive to the QS.  Then you could drag any files
from the PB to the QS.

Do you have a non US keylayout?  Any key modifiers?  Is the keyboard on the
Qs on a hub?  Are the Firewire ports on both machines good?  Is the cable
good?  I've only done this once and it worked for me, so I'm throwing out
ideas.

.nick

On Tue, 24 May 2005, Brent Baeslack wrote:

 I'm hoping that the combined knowledge of the list can end my firewire 
 torture.
 I should be able to connect my  PISMO 400 mhz 768 MB OS 10.3 in
 firewire target disk (FTD) mode to a Quicksilver 733 mhz 640 MB  OS
 10.3 but every time I try to access the FTD for backup purposes it
 freezes. I installed a second internal 120GB hard drive and created a
 partition to backup to.  What I have experienced is stalls and
 freezes with Disk Utility application, Carbon Copy Cloner, and Data
 Backup.

 To try and recover from these firewire freezes I run Applejack and
 then Tech Tool Pro 4 to repair the disks.

 Is there a preference I should trash to stop this pattern?

 Is this some kind of firewire firmware compatability problem between
 the Quicksilver  Pismo?

 I'm trying to backup, which is a good thing, but buying an external
 drive means laying out more money.

 Ideas, suggestions, and /or free beer appreciated.
 --
 Cheers,
 Brent

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Re: Burning mad, Firewire problem

2005-05-24 Thread David Lesher


I'm hoping that the combined knowledge of the list can end my 
firewire torture.
I should be able to connect my  PISMO 400 mhz 768 MB OS 10.3 in 
firewire target disk (FTD) mode to a Quicksilver 733 mhz 640 MB  OS 
10.3 but every time I try to access the FTD for backup purposes it freezes.


Try the other direction: put the Quicksilver into target mode...




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Firewire problem

2003-11-07 Thread Michel Treisman
I have received Panther but not yet installed it. I have a LaCie 400FW 
Studiodrive
I bought in 2000 or 2001.  I don't know whether this is equivalent to a 
d2 drive.

So I asked LaCie:

product name: StudioDrive
serial:  754105180297  6774A
purchase date: 2001
interface: Firewire
I am upgrading to Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther).  Should I apply
your firmware update in your Updater 6.4.8a  to this drive?
their answer was:

Yes please do so from an OS9 machine.
Also backup any important data on the drive prior to this
Wait until you have finished the 10.3 install before you attach the
drive.
Mike



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firewire problem after osX install on pismo

2003-09-24 Thread george ruta
well, i finally broke down and installed OSX after getting a larger HD.
installed that(IBM travelstar 40 GB - definitely quieter), and put old HD
into a firewire enclosure. the old HD reads and writes just fine under OSX,
but is not seen when i boot up under OS9 in separate partition (the
enclosure power light is on and as OS9 boots the red activity light briefly
flashes, but after that it is quiet, and although seen under the system
profiler, does not appear on the desktop.

any  ideas on what i can do to access it from OS9 (where i will be much of
the time while i get used to X)

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Re: firewire problem after osX install on pismo

2003-09-24 Thread Steve Moody
On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, at 11:56  PM, george ruta wrote:

well, i finally broke down and installed OSX after getting a larger HD.
installed that(IBM travelstar 40 GB - definitely quieter), and put old 
HD
into a firewire enclosure. the old HD reads and writes just fine under 
OSX,
but is not seen when i boot up under OS9 in separate partition (the
enclosure power light is on and as OS9 boots the red activity light 
briefly
flashes, but after that it is quiet, and although seen under the system
profiler, does not appear on the desktop.

any  ideas on what i can do to access it from OS9 (where i will be 
much of
the time while i get used to X)
  Did format it with OS X?  You need to format it so that OS 9 can read 
it.


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Re: firewire problem after osX install on pismo

2003-09-24 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 25/09/03 00:25, Steve Moody at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, at 11:56  PM, george ruta wrote:
 
 well, i finally broke down and installed OSX after getting a larger HD.
 installed that(IBM travelstar 40 GB - definitely quieter), and put old
 HD
 into a firewire enclosure. the old HD reads and writes just fine under
 OSX,
 but is not seen when i boot up under OS9 in separate partition (the
 enclosure power light is on and as OS9 boots the red activity light
 briefly
 flashes, but after that it is quiet, and although seen under the system
 profiler, does not appear on the desktop.
 
 any  ideas on what i can do to access it from OS9 (where i will be
 much of
 the time while i get used to X)
 
  Did format it with OS X?  You need to format it so that OS 9 can read
 it.

If he did format it using the default setting, it will be formatted as HFS+,
which can be read by OS 9. However, you have to make sure that you have the
OS 9 drivers installed, which is not on by default...

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