Recently I purchased an enclosure that is labeled "IDE to USB 2.0," inserted a hard drive and connected it via USB cable to my original Bondi iMac 233. The drive (a 13GB Maxtor, which I had previously replaced in my newer iMac) showed up on the desktop immediately even though I hadn't yet changed the jumpers -- a pleasant surprise, since I didn't have any schematic for switching from the master setting anyway!

Then, when I ran Disk First Aid to verify the disk, "USB v2.1.1" appeared after the name of the drive -- another surprise, since I was expecting to see only "USB 1.(something)" on the screen. I know that USB 2 is backward compatible, but where would I see that, in fact, the iMac is only running at the USB 1 speed?

Thanks,
Art
iMac DV SE (Graphite)
400 MHz PowerPC G3 w. 768 MB SDRAM
120 GB WD 1200JB Caviar internal hard drive
Mac OS X 10.3.5 (Panther) & OS 9.2.2 (Classic)


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