SCSI in Combination with MacOSX 10.3 causes various Problems at the time since many SCSI-card manufacturers have not provided 10.3 compatible drivers yet.
For us the ACARD 6712 worked with a lot of scanners and peripherals that did not work with the 2906. Also the new Belkin F5U541 FireWire to SCSI adapter gets rid of SCSI problems. In the US a lot of MAC users already go the belkin way to avoid SCSI and it's problems on Panther. Greetings. Jan Ross�e >On Jan 2, 2004, at 4:45 AM, David Hoffman wrote: > >> I think this must be either the scanner >(Microtek only say that there >> is >> no 10.3.2 software for their scanner) or the >Adaptec card. Adaptec are >> being helpful but without success as yet. > >Do you have a spare drive or volume that you can >use for testing? I've >learned to keep one handy for just this reason. >I'd put a clean new >install of 10.3 on it with your scanner software >and see if it works. >Support for your card is built into 10.3 (and >possibly late 10.2 >versions). Since I think you mentioned upgrading >to get to 10.3 I'm >wondering if maybe there aren't elements of an old >SCSI driver at work >somewhere that's mucking up the works. Also, make >sure Classic isn't >running at the same time and loading some sort of >SCSI driver that >causes a conflict. > >good luck > >Bob Smith > >=============================================================== >GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ >un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE > > =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
