what OS on your machine? IIRC 9.1 includes the zip driver but earlier doesn't.
I'm mailing you a copy.
Ben
I've just received another 3400c as a backup for my original one. It
came with a VST zip drive, the one which slips into the
cd/floppy/etc slot.
Neither computer will boot with the drive ins
Brian,
Zip drives had their time. They were a great
improvement over Syquest Drives but for a Powerbook
3400 you're better off using your Compact Flash PCMCIA
adapter and a Flash card rather than wasting money on
zip disks.
You tried zapping the PRAM right?
From what I've read on strings abo
--- Brian Mahoney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've just received another 3400c as a backup for my
> original one. It
> came with a VST zip drive, the one which slips into
> the cd/floppy/etc slot.
> Neither computer will boot with the drive installed,
> regardless of
> whether it has a disk in
I had a similar problem on a 3400.
In the control strip do you see an Iomega Zip icon? If not (as I did) I had
to reinstall the Iomega Drivers Installer which I downloaded. (Version 3.0)
The drive has worked ever since.
Ron
2/18/05 9:45 PM, Brian Mahoney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've just
I've just received another 3400c as a backup for my original one. It
came with a VST zip drive, the one which slips into the cd/floppy/etc slot.
Neither computer will boot with the drive installed, regardless of
whether it has a disk in it or not. Neither computer will recognize the
drive either
