On 3/6/04 2:58 PM, "Mark Secker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
to the best of my knowledge the USB2 was only introduced in to the
iBooks when they went from G3 to G4 processors late last year, so
this would preclude any G3 iBooks.
A PCMCI USB2 adaptor "should" work if running 10.3.
I say "should" not "will" because it should but doesn't work in mine.
Except that iBooks don't have PCMCIA slots :-( If you have an older
Powerbook, it *should* be fine.
Yeh well ..heh... Scratches head ... that could do it... I guess
No seriously was walking about a G3 Powerbook... (doesn't work on my
G4 powerbook ether)
BTW, are there any separate drivers for the USB 2 card?
There are drivers for 10.2 but they never worked, they are
supposed to work with the USB drivers included with 10.3 - but they
still default down to USB1
Seeya
Rod!
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