On Jan 7, 2010, at 9:07 PM, Christian Wacker wrote:
Boot into openfirmware and do a "listdev" (if the intel ones still
have OF)
OPT+CMD+O+F
Listdev (I think) should show what devices are seen by it.
do it with the FW400 port in use, and unused, see what happens.
The intel macs don't have OF
Boot into openfirmware and do a "listdev" (if the intel ones still have OF)
OPT+CMD+O+F
Listdev (I think) should show what devices are seen by it.
do it with the FW400 port in use, and unused, see what happens.
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 7:46 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
> You might also try zapping the
You might also try zapping the PRAM, hold Opt+Command+R+P on startup, and wait
for three chimes. This resets the hardware settings, so maybe that'll help. (If
Clark's suggestion doesn't work)
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
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Centrisman wrote:
I have an Intel iMac (24" Mid 2007) running 10.6.2. Earlier this day I
was moving files from an External Hard Disk Drive (EHDD) via the
iMac's FireWire (FW) 800 port to another EHDD via the iMac's FW 400
port and copying a video from a camcorder (iMovie) via FW 400
connected to
I have an Intel iMac (24" Mid 2007) running 10.6.2. Earlier this day I
was moving files from an External Hard Disk Drive (EHDD) via the
iMac's FireWire (FW) 800 port to another EHDD via the iMac's FW 400
port and copying a video from a camcorder (iMovie) via FW 400
connected to the EHDD connected t
