I doubt that we are dealing with separate issues, it is the same problem
across both drives and happened simultaneously.  I also doubt this is a
firewire or power issue because, again, one of the partitions is working
fine (read/ write/ running apps).  Aside from that, these wouldn't even
power up if they had to draw power from firewire?  I've never heard of
that.  All of the partitions show up in Disk Utility but are unmounted and
unable to mount.

I am not a hard drive guru like some of the people on here with expertise
regarding formatting and whatnot, but my guess is that a system file is
corrupted?  Is this really that rare of an issue?  Should I go drop a c-note
and buy DiskWarrior?

Thanks
Ken

On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 6:48 AM, insightinmind <[email protected]>wrote:

> Another thread talked about the Lacie's "power bricks". Are they hooked up,
> and working properly?(I searched Apple's Forum for "reset firewire")
>
> Maybe one of the drive's bricks (another name: wall wart) is no longer
> working, and the FW drive is trying to draw power off the firewire line
> unsuccessfully.
>
> Really guessing in the dark, here: 2 drives ... 2 separate issues, maybe
> ... inter-related, maybe ...
>

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