I'm getting constant disk write activity whenever I switch my audio controller to an M-Audio 2496 driver in System Preferences under OS X 10.2.8. It also happens whenever I open an audio-based application such as Live or CD Spin Doctor. I use an external SCSI drive for my OS X partition and another partition for the applications.

It stops again when I switch back to the Built-in audio controller. What could this mean?

M-Audio say they don't support legacy Macs ...

Wonder if anyone out there is using an audio PCI card with a PowerPC 8500 or similar, and running OS X and may have solved this problem as of late? Wonder if my G3/500 upgrade processor is part of the problem?

Things seemed to have work before ... I just cannot remember when things went bad ...

Comments?
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PowerPC 8500s: G3/500 & G4/450
OS X 10.2.8, 832 & 512MB RAM
Reason 2.5, Live 3, iMIDI, MIDI Patchbay
M-Audio Audiophile 2496, Yamaha motif ES8

Bill Connelly
Piedmont Central Virginia
Bill Connelly
Piedmont Central Virginia


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