Perhaps the Firewire card was removed or not seated properly when the
HD was replaced.
This brings up another problem. The Firewire ports on my iMac do
not function, and, apparently, haven't since I went to OS X (which
coincidently was the same time the the hard drive was replaced. .
.). I don't know if this is a software issue, hardware issue,
firmware issue, or what. I'm going to look it over when I'm in
there replacing the hard drive. I did back up most of my important
stuff the other day via the USB 1.1 port to a USB HD enclosure.
Slow, but it got the job done. Thanks, again, Jack!
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