On Sep 30, 2005, at 11:59 AM, Paul Corsa wrote:
Remember, USB 2 support didn't come to Apple until Panther, I believe. If you run OS 9 it'll just act as a USB 1 card.I don't believe there is any way to use the USB 2 drivers with an earlier OS? Paul C
Indeed. Apple was pushing Firewire as the connectivity standard and USB was Intel's vehicle. Firewire has become the choice for A/V but since USB2 has caught up to Firewire in theoretical xfer speed it has overshadowed Firewire. I suspect Firewire will continue to have a place but USB2 looks like the new standard. Hence, USB2 on iPods.
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