Hi Brian,
On 05/10/2011, at 6:03 PM, Brian Scott wrote:
> Hi Ronni,
>
> My iMac isn't very old ( 24-inch Early 2008, 3.06 GHz Intel Core Duo).
>
> I'd like to sell it before the AppleCare runs out on it but I prefer
> it to the new iMacs.
>
> Although I guess I could get used to a new one.
>
Hi Ronni,
My iMac isn't very old ( 24-inch Early 2008, 3.06 GHz Intel Core Duo).
I'd like to sell it before the AppleCare runs out on it but I prefer
it to the new iMacs.
Although I guess I could get used to a new one.
It runs Tiger, the MacMini has Leopard and my MacAir has Tiger.
The USB d
Hi Brian,
Thanks for getting back to the list. Glad you have your FW 800 port working
again.
Is the FW400 / USB hub self powered from its own separate power supply?
What are the specs of your iMac, how old etc?
You have a few devices coming from the Hub, plus your Two FW 800 Drives
connected
On 04/10/2011, at 1:31 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>
> Have you tried: Unplug the Power for 5min to your computer and
> drives and then restart?
>
> The other thing that can happen is an external drive won't mount on
> one computer but will mount on another.
> If you have an application
Hi Brian,
Have you tried: Unplug the Power for 5min to your computer and drives and then
restart?
The other thing that can happen is an external drive won't mount on one
computer but will mount on another.
If you have an application running from an external drive that automatically
loads on s
Hi,
I've had these two WD drives (4 TB & 2 TB) hooked up (daisy-chained)
to my iMac 24" for a while now.
First yesterday I couldn't access some second level directories now I
get this warning from
'About This Mac/firewire' - "FireWire Bus: Warning:Unable to list
FireWire devices."
even
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