I've got an external firewire enclosure on my 400DV also, running both 9.2.2 and Panther. It has to be set to CS cable select. There's no such thing as slave and master in the mac world to my knowledge. They should both be set to cable select, or the internal to the master single drive. Firewire needs to be plugged in and turned on before you boot the iMac or it won't get recognized.
Kari


rhostik wrote:

I swapped my firewire drive with my iMac drive last week. The firewire was set to 'slave' so when I put the iMac drive in the enclosure I changed that to 'slave' and everything worked fine.

On 7 Jul 2004, at 17:57, Barbara Landis wrote:

I recently replaced the drive on my iMac DV 400. I put the original 10G Maxtor drive in a firewire enclosure, thinking I would format it and install it on an older PPC. The iMac's system profiler recognizes and identifies it as a firewire device, but when I go to drive utility to initialize, it's nowhere to be seen. Does anyone have any idea what the problem is? I haven't changed the jumper settings, so it's still at master, as it was in the iMac and the enclosure requires.





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