Robert Easton wrote:
>>In a message dated 2/10/03 1:52:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>
>><<
>>... I tried installing a Sonnet TempoTrio into a 9500, and it was a
>>nightmare. Very unstable ...
>>
>>What rev. of firmware?
>>
>>Although the Trio concept is good, the product itself is only as good as is
>>the firmware.
>>
>>Some companies took TWELVE revisions of firmware to get their UATA code
>>working correctly. Others took only THREE. None got it right the first time.
>>
>>Personally, I'd wait until Sonnet releases to retail production at least the
>>third revision of the Trio firmware. Heck, perhaps the fifth or seventh,
>>given the large number of profoundly negative reports on this product.
> 
> 
> 
> I'm running one in an 8600 with a 120GB ATA/133 drive attached on OSX.2 with
> 512MB RAM with no problems with the ATA, Firewire or USB. Although this is a
> different MoBo
> 
> 

Mine ran fine in a 7600 after the last rom update, before that one there 
were lots of problems. When the rom stuff was fixed I was quite pleased 
with it.

However there are a number of Gossamer (Beige G3) systems where it 
currently prevents the system from booting at all, mine included :-(

Sonnet finally got an affected system in house to test...I'll be 
interested in how I'm expected to fix it, though...since flashing it 
would require booting the computer with the device in the system.

I may end up just putting it back in the 7600 or selling it to finance 
separate ATA and Firewire/usb cards (since one slot's already taken with 
my Radeon card, I'm stuck) Kinda pissed though, I've got a nice fast 
drive on the slow internal IDE bus.

-- 
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group

Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs




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