I think when I bought it - they said it would work - but thats been a couple 
of years ago.  
I just pulled out the box and documentation and it says a mac that takes 8.6 
or better no other requirements.  I have a DuoConnect Adaptec on a 233 Beige 
Tower that works good but I looked at that documentation and it says Rev B - 
thats must be why it works.  What would be the "right" card for the 233 Rev A??? 
 This getting to be a real aggravating bottleneck.
Thanks,
Linda



In a message dated 9/1/04 4:39:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< Sorry to inform you, but your card is incompatible with your computer. 
Your 233 is a Rev.1 Beige, and the OrangeMicro card is only for Rev.B 
and beyond. It won't work on PowerMac 7200-9600 or Rev.1 Beige. Here's 
a copy of the FAQ from the OrangeMicro site 
(http://www.orangemicro.com/orangelinkmacfaqs.html#Anchor-47857):
------------------------------------------------------
Q: I have a pre-G3 Power Macintosh computer, an OrangeLink USB 
2.0/FireWire PCI card (95PCB00112) and the drivers seem to be installed 
properly but I cannot get any devices to work. Why?

A: The OrangeLink USB 2.0/FireWire PCI card (95PCB00112) is compatible 
with the Macintosh All-in-one G3, Power Macintosh Beige G3 rev. B or 
later, Power Macintosh Blue & White G3, and Power Macintosh G4 series 
computers. There is an incompatibility between the OrangeLink USB 
2.0/FireWire PCI card (95PCB00112) and all other PCI based Macintosh 
computers.
------------------------------------------------------

If you get a new FW card, avoid NEC chipsets, they will corrupt data. 
Look for TI (Texas Instruments) chipsets, which are best by far. USB2 
only works with Panther forward, so unless you're running Panther, you 
can forget about USB2 completely. Even with Panther, some USB2 cards 
don't work correctly.
There is a Lacie firmware update available for the Lacie Firewire 
enclosure, make sure you have the latest installed 
(http://www.lacie.com/support/drivers/).


On Sep 1, 2004, at 2:08 PM, G-List wrote:

> I have a G3, 233mhz, with an Orange Micro Firewire/USB2 card.  When I 
> try to
> back up large files/or a big folder to an external lacie firewire hard 
> drive -
> it hangs and freezes up the system.  When I break it out and take
> file-by-file in a folder it works no problem- but this can take 
> forever.  The drive works
> fine on all other macs I have - even another beige tower with an 
> adaptec
> firewire card.  Seems like some sort of data thru-put.  Any ideas how 
> to fix?
> very frustrating.
> Thanks in advance,
> Linda


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