On Saturday, December 28, 2002, at 03:14  PM, Eric J. Leopold wrote:

> Sadly enough, there were more than 160 posts on the Apple forum about
> bad FireWire on Mac B&W G3. Apple did nothing to solve the problem.
> The solution is as Albert suggests (my solution too). HTH.
>

Some more info from an XLR8 your mac  post:
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Another B&W G3 Owner Notes PCI Firewire Card Solves Problems:

" Hello, I just wanted to give you some info on a problem I found. I 
own a B&W G3 rev 1 with a G4/500 upgrade card. I was having a problem 
with the firewire ports and a firewire CDRW. To fix the problem I 
bought an ADS case to replace the original QPS (their support stinks), 
which did fix the problem of the drive not being able to burn. Over the 
weekend I purchased an iPod (great little device) but as I was 
transferring about 500MB of songs to it iTunes would cause a kernal 
panic. At that point I remembered your comments about B&W G3 firewire 
controller issues and wondered if this may be the same.
This time I decided to forgo the the internal controllers all together 
and buy a PCI card. I purchased the Adaptec 4300 and plugged my now 
working CDRW and the iPod in. I just finished transferring over 1GB of 
songs to the iPod and burning a number of CDs without incident. I know 
the ADS fixed my original problem with the CDRW case but the new card 
also sped the burning process. I don't have any hard numbers but it 
certainly is faster.
Keep up the good work, without this site I would pull what is left of 
my hair out in no time.
Julian"
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Albert
B&W Yosemite  // XLR8 G4 500/ 1MB  ZIF // 1024MB RAM
OS X.2.3


Albert
B&W Yosemite  // XLR8 G4 500/ 1MB  ZIF // 1024MB RAM
OS X.2.3


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