Greg--
I found an installation guide for the PowerDomain
2930U Mac. It says that the jumper needs to cover both
pins for older Macs (the one-pin default config is for
B&W G3's). This will probably solve your problem.
I have installed 2 of these with no problems
at all. The card doesn't actually even need a driver--the
software you get just gives you more control over the
settings.
Good luck!
--Anna
Hello, James S Jones! On 5/20/02 1:20 AM you wrote:
>> Also, there is a single 2-pin jumper right below the R28 spot on the
>> card, which came with the jumper only attached to one pin, I may try
>> jumping the pins, if there isn't any bad consequence anyone can think
>> of.
>>
>> Thanks again,
>> Greg
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