So if I am reading this right in the same enclosure the original drive
is recognized but the new drive isn't.
Also both have the same jumpers Cable Select
My first thought is that the drive that is not being recognized the
cable is not fully in the plug.
With a tight enclosure like the
On Oct 7, 2009, at 8:47 AM, R. D. Preston
preston@insightbb.com wrote:
The drive is not even recognized by the system, so how?
There's no prompt to ignore or initialize; nothing.
System Proviler's overview just says 'Unknown Device'
for the FireWire, as though there were no power to the
Yes, that is right.
The connector probably isn't loose, though.
Switching back to the old drive (twice) shows as being
recognized by the FireWire selection of System Proviler.
I tried re-seating the power connector of the new drive
several times, but had no recognition or spin-up.
Also, thanks
Nelson, I have always wondered whether your phrase every child a
wanted child is your hope , your belief, a challenge - for there
indeed are many unwanted children running around these days .
Marta
On Oct 7, 2009, at 13:19 PM, David Harker wrote:
If you click on View, in the top bar
iPod Touch or iPhone will work with the voice memo app.
On Oct 7, 2009, at 5:44 PM, Suzanne Blake wrote:
Dear Ones,
Sorry to be a Luddite, but I am fresh out of cassette recorders and
want to do an oral history of an old lady. What equipment do I
need? I am reluctant to make her talk
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