--- You wrote: If you get dropped frames in 10.2.2, this is a serious error equivalent to data corruption when doing a file copy from one drive to another. Did you have problems before 10.2.2? I suspect the cause is a change in the FireWire I/O system in 10.2.something. It's not acceptable and should be reported to Apple. --- end of quote --- Yes, it is 10.2.2. I'm hesitant to report to Apple since the machine I'm using is so patched together. But I suppose they are commited to supporting it. Is it easy to report this kind of thing?
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