I've got a 2-port eSATA ExpressCard/34 that has only been used once. It
was used on a 2006 MacBook Pro that had an ExpressCard slot, but no
FireWire 800 port. Snow Leopard recognized it instantly without the
need to load any drivers. I'm not sure if it's bootable, but I doubt
it. However, I can validate that a MacBook with an ExpressCard slot and
Snow Leopard can use this adapter. I'll include an eSATA cable.
$30 shipped to the USA.
Bill Lozito
Victoria, MN 55386
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