At 4:38 PM -0500 11/8/2002, Michael Shaw wrote:
>Listers:
>
>I got a Promise Technologies Ultra 100 PCI interface card that will
>accept a pair of pairs of ATA drives.
>
>Has ANYBODY been able to get a Promise ATA card to work in a PCI Mac ???
>
>The Promise site lists all flavours of Windows and NO Mac drivers, but I
>have a dim memory of something about Promise Tech when I was shopping
>for a Sonnet PCI ATA card years ago...


Probably not.  That card may actually be sold with Mac firmware under 
another brand name (or it might not).  It needs not simply drivers 
but firmware on the card as this card needs to be able to boot the 
system.  There has been some discussion about these cards and one 
tread is that the Mac version of the card needs a larger flash 
memory.  It may really need more memory or the code may be padded out 
so it requires a larger memory and thus you can't flash upgrade it 
from PC to Mac.
-- 
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