Leon Sargent wrote:
> Got a question.
>
> I just checked my firmware revision on my cdrw and it says it is revision
> 1.0K. Now I have never seen this revision number listed.
>
> I plan to put this CDRW into a firewire case that should be arriving today
> and I am going to blast the firmware using the Firewire firmware update to
> 1.0n.
>
> Anyone see any trouble doing this?
>
> Lee
Nope,
If the company releases a new firmware update it usually means that they've
upgraded the firmware for use with the latest OSses and drivers. Also some
glitches are fixed.
I would update the firmware to see if if works fine now in your 4400. Also
something else: have you pressed the CUDA button on the 4400 mobo after
putting in the CDRW? It's a little button on the mobo which you have to press
and hold for some secs. You always have to do this when you install new
hardware.
Marc
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