[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 3/9/01 1:40 PM wrote:
> Hold down the "T" key on startup of the G4 and you will get the "floating"
> icon on a blue background of the firewire symbol. This indicates that the G4
> is in firewire disk mode similar to the old SCSI disk mode of our laptops.
> Now plug a standard male six pin connector into your firewire port of your
> G4. Connect the other end male six pin (NOT the mini four pin connector used
> for digital camera connection) connector into the PCMCIA card that is in the
> PB 2400. The G4 should show up on the desk top of your PB 2400 and, voila,
> you can transfer files back and forth.
Very interesting!
Can you do this with FireWire PowerBooks or is it a G4 only function?
-makmac
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