On Jun 28, 2004, at 1:38 PM, G-List wrote:
DOH! I guess I forgot to mention that the drive is in an external Firewire box connected to an Orange Micro USB/Firewire card.
I thought the Firewire stuff would eliminate the 127G barrier.
I think it does eliminate the 127 GB barrier stuff (it eliminates the first 8 GB barrier on the Beige). I thin that some versions of firewire bridges have their own 127 GB barrier problem. If it's an Oxford 911 chipset, there is a neat java firmware updater that might update the firewire box to allow the larger size. If it's something else, getting firmware might be a problem, check the enclosure manufacturer or chipset maker (look in Apple System Profiler, or if you boot OS 9 there is a utility Firewire Troubleshooter that gives better information). Kris Tilford
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