Thanks a lot everyone, for all the response!
For the card reader, it seems I got the picture now:
An older CompactFlash card works almost normally (Warning: number of
clusters (62844) exceeds FAT capacity (62720)).
Only the new SD-card doesn't work in it, maybe because it's SDHC and
the reader
On Jul 14, 2009, at 6:39 AM, Geke wrote:
For the card reader, it seems I got the picture now:
An older CompactFlash card works almost normally (Warning: number of
clusters (62844) exceeds FAT capacity (62720)).
Only the new SD-card doesn't work in it, maybe because it's SDHC and
the
My Powermac G4 digital audio doesn't recognize a new card reader and
MP4 player, but it does recognize my older digital camera and MP3
player.
Both card reader and MP4 player are recognized on a Windows XP
computer which also has USB 1.1 only.
Can something have become corrupt in the OS
First of all, is Geke your name? My mother is also called Geke.
Secondly, USB devices are Plug 'n Play, that means you don't need any
drivers.
It could be a corrupt OS but also a corrupt firmware.
Check both of them and try again.
Op 13-jul-2009, om 15:49 heeft Geke het volgende geschreven:
On Jul 13, 2009, at 6:49 AM, Geke wrote:
My Powermac G4 digital audio doesn't recognize a new card reader and
MP4 player, but it does recognize my older digital camera and MP3
player.
Both card reader and MP4 player are recognized on a Windows XP
computer which also has USB 1.1 only.
At 6:49 AM -0700 7/13/2009, Geke wrote:
My Powermac G4 digital audio doesn't recognize a new card reader and
MP4 player, but it does recognize my older digital camera and MP3
player.
Open Console.app (it's in /Applications/Utilities). Set it to view
system.log. Then plug in the devices and
At 4:50 PM +0200 7/13/2009, Lodewijk Hartong wrote:
Secondly, USB devices are Plug 'n Play, that means you don't need any drivers.
That's incorrect. While the USB functionality is there, some devices
DO require specialized drivers. In fact, I have several devices,
like Zio USB SmartMedia
