Re: SYBA SD-SATA-4P

2014-08-17 Thread Robert H. Baucom
That's why I buy using the USP Mail. You can phone and get all the info on the 
front ... rather than from the local 'All Brands Computer Store. There you hear 
the Oh, I, au, T-widy jabberwocky from a teenager that isn't even familiar 
with a Mac. 

I first encounted that about 1987 with one of the very first big box outfits 
that cliamed to sell Apple Macintosh computers. In truth, the Teenage, 
Pimply, PeeSee, MicroSuck, Nerds, Would talk down the Mac and try to switch 
them to a PC. For the first six months, everytime I went in there I'd stand 
around and eavesdrop by the Macintosh section; sometimes it was irritating 
enough that I would butt in.  
RHB

On Aug 16, 2014, at 4:52 PM, Charles Lenington macso...@cotc.net wrote:



I bought (local pc store) this 4 port sata raid card because the box
said OS 10.5 and up. After fighting it for a week I emailed SYBA. their
reply

Dear Customer,

The box for this card was designed for a series of controller cards.
Some of which did support Mas OS 10.5+.

Unfortunately this is one of the cards of the series that does not
support Mac OS.

We apologize for the delay.

Thank you for your patience.

etc.

I'll check ox86 when I can get in, they appear to be over accessed
today. No hope though.

At least the local vender says he'll refund my money the next time I make the 
60 mile trip.

So beware and check syba products on web before purchase.


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Re: SYBA SD-SATA-4P

2014-08-17 Thread peterhaas

 Dear Customer,

 The box for this card was designed for a series of controller cards.
 Some of which did support Mas OS 10.5+.

 Unfortunately this is one of the cards of the series that does not
 support Mac OS.

As I pointed out on H Q-A (where this question was originally posted), the
Silicon Image series of cards was supported NOT BY Apple, but by SI
itself.

SI dropped OS X support many moons ago, and the SI host bus adapters are
NO LONGER SUPPORTED, nor are they supportable.

The current offerings of High Point, the RR622 specifically, ARE SUPPORTED.

Rosewill USED to offer its RAID systems with the SI card, but it has since
switched to the High Point card.

The Rosewill RAID systems use a SI port multiplier chip internally, but
it does not require any host support. It may be driven by any host which
has port multiplier support, certainly including the High Point RR622,
or, indeed, some host motherboard chips, like those found on some LGA 1366
motherboards.




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SYBA SD-SATA-4P

2014-08-16 Thread Charles Lenington





I bought (local pc store) this 4 port sata raid card because the box
said OS 10.5 and up. After fighting it for a week I emailed SYBA. their
reply

Dear Customer,

The box for this card was designed for a series of controller cards.
Some of which did support Mas OS 10.5+.

Unfortunately this is one of the cards of the series that does not
support Mac OS.

We apologize for the delay.

Thank you for your patience.

etc.

I'll check ox86 when I can get in, they appear to be over accessed
today. No hope though.

At least the local vender says he'll refund my money the next time I 
make the 60 mile trip.


So beware and check syba products on web before purchase.



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