said:
snip snip
The tech' comment was that since my other USB devices (Adesso keyboard
and
printer) were operating, the driver for the external unit was present
and
the unit's connecting cord or chip were bad.
Tivo, were you connecting the thicker of the 2 cables? I found out that
if I
On Mar 28, 2004, at 1:08 PM, tivo wrote:
The way I understood this was that if you wanted to be able to read a
drive or partition that has OS 9 on it (from OS X), you must install
the OS 9 disc drivers when you install OS X.
You have this backwards. In order to read OS X disks from OS 9, you
need
The way I understood this was that if you wanted to be able to read a
drive or partition that has OS 9 on it (from OS X), you must install
the OS 9 disc drivers when you install OS X.
You have this backwards. In order to read OS X disks from OS 9, you
need to install the OS 9 drivers on
Hi Tivo, have you tried with Disk Utility and if it recognises the
drive?
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On Mar 29, 2004, at 3:17 PM, tivo wrote:
Does Apple System Profiler recognize the drive when it's plugged in?
It does not, though the unit light is lit and the drive is spinning.
The
unit comes with two USB plug in cables split lines. I've tried each in
the
iBook port, to no avail.
Hmmm..if
The way I understood this was that if you wanted to be able to read a
drive or partition that has OS 9 on it (from OS X), you must install
the OS 9 disc drivers when you install OS X.
You have this backwards. In order to read OS X disks from OS 9, you
need to install the OS 9 drivers on
said:
snip snip
The tech' comment was that since my other USB devices (Adesso keyboard
and
printer) were operating, the driver for the external unit was present
and
the unit's connecting cord or chip were bad.
Tivo, were you connecting the thicker of the 2 cables? I found out that
if I
On Friday, March 26, 2004, at 07:13 PM, John Acuff wrote:
The way I understood this was that if you wanted to be able to read a
drive or partition that has OS 9 on it (from OS X), you must install
the OS 9 disc drivers when you install OS X.
You have this backwards. In order to read OS X disks
The way I understood this was that if you wanted to be able to read a
drive or partition that has OS 9 on it (from OS X), you must install
the OS 9 disc drivers when you install OS X.
You have this backwards. In order to read OS X disks from OS 9, you
need to install the OS 9 drivers on
You mean to re-initialize the entire hard drive just for one driver? Is it
not just possible to install the driver to OS 9 so that it can read this
external drive? I've never done the re-initialization and am a bit reticent
unless I can't find an easier, simpler way.
You shouldn't have to do that.
Just got a 2.5 enclosure for an old 6GIG HD from my old Pismo. Put it
together, successfully installed the driver (at least this is the message
that I received), plugged it into a USB port on the iBook G3 900, and I hear
the HD spinning in the new enclosure. However, it doesn't appear on the
Hi Tivo, do you have OS 10 installed? you can check if it reads it as
it does not need any drivers. And then proceed from there to 9
Hector I. Macedo Lord of the
Flies
Dallas, TX 75248
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Yes, OSX is my usual OS, but the 6gig was formatted on, I believe, 9.2. My
desktop now is OSX, where I thought the icon for the drive would appear, and
then when opened it would automatically open to OS9, but it hasn't appeared
at all.
It didn't appear initially, so that's when I installed the
On Mar 26, 2004, at 7:10 PM, tivo wrote:
Yes, OSX is my usual OS, but the 6gig was formatted on, I believe,
9.2. My
desktop now is OSX, where I thought the icon for the drive would
appear, and
then when opened it would automatically open to OS9, but it hasn't
appeared
at all.
It didn't appear
Tivo, if you don't have anything important on the external driver, you
can use Disk Utility to re-initiallise the hardrive and don't forget to
include the drivers for OS 9.
Hector I. Macedo Lord of the
Flies
Dallas, TX 75248
Piscaro Itaque dicet
A tiny Installation Manual that came with the enclosure says, If your
system is Mac OS 9.0 or above, the system can find the driver directly. But
you're saying that the driver doesn't exist on my basic OS9 partition that
came with the machine, right? I would think that it would be there, no?
I've
Tivo, if you don't have anything important on the external driver, you
can use Disk Utility to re-initiallise the hardrive and don't forget to
include the drivers for OS 9.
You mean to re-initialize the entire hard drive just for one driver? Is it
not just possible to install the driver to OS
Does your LaCie drive
have OS 9 installed on it, or OS X? Or are you simply using it for data
storage?
I just use it as a back-up -- for iTunes music that is too bulky to place on
CDs for back-up. I've moved all the other info also onto the La Cie, but
only as back-up. I lost a 20gig Hitachi
On Mar 27, 2004, at 5:02 AM, tivo wrote:
I do use OS 9 because I'm writing a lengthy document and I prefer Word
from
Office 2001 to Office X for this because of abilities with Thesaurus
and
Spelling that were removed with Office X's Word.
I'm sorry, but this has me curious. I moved from Office
I mean Thesaurus and Dictionary. The ability to have both accessible at the
same time. With 2001 I can keep Thesaurus open and STILL look up a word in
the Dictionary. I cannot do this with X.
I do use OS 9 because I'm writing a lengthy document and I prefer Word
from
Office 2001 to Office X
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