Hi Daniel,
Is it correct that the Express Card Slot is NOT seen as a bootable port?
The main reason you can't boot from eSATA is because you basically
can't boot from a device attached through the express slot.
This would be the case with a firewire or USB drive connected through
the
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Cheers,
Ronni
17 MacBook Pro Intel Core 2 Duo
2.4 GHz / 4GB / 800MHz / 500GB
OS X 10.5.7
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Hi Ronni
Not 100% sure on the bootable thing, but I'd imagine so, as the card doesn't
get instructions/power to it until the laptop is running (from memory). So
therefore it's not seen as a device until the system loads and does it's
thing. Unlike Firewire which is independent. Well that's what
Many thanks Daniel for your reply, I appreciate you taking the time.
Your reply confirms how I understood the ExpressCard slot works.
Also why Firewire 400 is significantly faster than USB, as USB data
transfers rely on the CPU to manage data flow, whereas FW does not.
Don't worry about
Hi Ronni
Yeh Firewire is always the way to go I find, if possible. Just works so much
better, and generally is a lot more reliable as well.
When I get an eSATA drive, I might try it just for interest sake anyway :)
Beside's aren't that what ToDo lists are for? You always add things to them,
they
On 13/7/09 1:03 AM, Warwick Gaff cappadonag...@virginbroadband.com.au
wrote:
Hi WAMUGers
I've read the archives (OT: VPC running MediaXP stream to a 360? Tobes Sun,
26 Mar 2006 10:48:02 +0800) and ventured out to trying the Connect360
software to share my music and video with my XBOX360.
Hi Ronni Daniel,
To add to the confusion? :) my 17 MacBook Pro (late 07, 4GB ram
10.5.7) will boot happily from a 320GB 2.5 Seagate Momentus in a
Welland case (OS 10.5.7)
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and
Doubly interesting,..
I tried to boot off an eSATA Card I had here, then booted off an Install DVD
as well, and both options didn't work. That was, I couldn't boot off the
Install DVD and then select the Hard Drive attached to the eSATA card as it
didn't show up.
I'm cloning my drive to see if it
Hello Wamuggers
Is there anyone out there who can recommend a good and reasonably
priced software program for designing/labeling CD/DVD covers?
I searched the internet and found Disc Cover' by Belight Software
which seems to be very user-friendly and a worthwhile purchase. Has
anyone
Hi Ronni and Daniel,
The eSata 2.5 drive I used for backups on a recent OS trip will
remount with no effects after being ejected, powered off and cable
disconnected.
hth, Cheers,
James
Many thanks Daniel for your reply, I appreciate you taking the time.
Your reply confirms how I
On 13/07/2009, at 7:58 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Doubly interesting,..
I tried to boot off an eSATA Card I had here, then booted off an
Install DVD
as well, and both options didn't work. That was, I couldn't boot off
the
Install DVD and then select the Hard Drive attached to the eSATA
Thanks for that. All good to know.
After a clean install on the drive, the eSATA Express Card I have won't
boot. Good to know. I have a couple of them as stock, so think I'll be
selling them off cheap for people who want the speed, but not the booting
feature,..lol. Had them there for a while and
I use Discus. Not free but not seriously expensive.
From Magic Mouse www.magicmouse.com
Severin Crisp
On 13/07/2009, at 8:48 PM, Kaimaha Keremeta wrote:
Hello Wamuggers
Is there anyone out there who can recommend a good and reasonably
priced software program for designing/labeling
Thanks Daniel
I have magically got Connect360 working intermittently but keeps dropping
out. Waiting for a response from the tech support side to find some answers.
http://forums.mactalk.com.au/10/69134-imac-ps3-streaming-media-content.html
Interesting read this post is and trialing the new
I also use Discus. Great product and easy to use.
Kevin
Hello Wamuggers
Is there anyone out there who can recommend a good and reasonably
priced software program for designing/labeling CD/DVD covers?
I searched the internet and found Disc Cover' by Belight Software
which seems to be
Hi Kaimaha,
Like Severin I have used Discus for years since version 1 or 2, and
find it excellent.
Latest version 4.23 is Universal binary Snow Leopard ready.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 13/07/2009, at 11:12 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
I use Discus. Not free but not seriously expensive.
From Magic
On 13/07/2009, at 8:48 PM, Kaimaha Keremeta wrote:
Hello Wamuggers
Is there anyone out there who can recommend a good and reasonably
priced software program for designing/labeling CD/DVD covers?
I searched the internet and found Disc Cover' by Belight Software
which seems to be very
I have used a few different packages over the years including the
pretty average Epson Disc label software that came with our Epson
Colour 2100 inkjet, but have found Disc Cover by Belight Software to
be one of the most Mac-like friendly and powerful. It also features
integration with
I use EpsonPrintCD to print direct to disks in my R2880. I still use
Discus to create the label then export the finished product and import
it into the Epson software. Discus has fine tuning of the position
when you print to gloss stock sticky back paper and handles any paper
makers
Hello Martin Severin,
I now use Epson Print CD Application to design my Disc labels and
Print to CD/DVDs.
But prior to using Epson Print CD, I used Discus to design print to
CD/DVDs without any problems.
Discus Labeling Software supports this:
Supports all inkjet CD / DVD printers,
Hi, I currently have a Telstra sim and number, I am quite happy with my plan (
partly because work pays for it, and partly because of the domestic and
international coverage from Telstra). I would like to buy an iphone from the
apple store but have one burning question
1/. If I use a Telstra
Ben, I guess you have sold this by now?
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