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My two main gripes about this card are the slow SLOW HD/CD/DVD throughput speeds and unuseable DVD in OS X, and also the problem with the 200 GB HD booting OS X (Sonnet is working on it - the 8 MB Cache of the WD SE HDs is apparently the problem, or so they think). I don't get audio stutter on it (yay), and it leaves a PCI slot free for me to put in a Delta DiO 2496 when I can afford one, AND it shows up as true IDE in OS X, so I can finally play audio CDs with no problems (I couldn't play them at all EVER on the old ATA/66 card). Winblows aside, I like my Tempo Trio card. Not one single card for Mac OS, even the SIIG, does that as seamlessly as the Promise controller did. Even had bult in >137 GB HD support *out of the box*.
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No drivers needed, no BIOS update needed.just instant bliss.
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Bootable 200 GB on the PC (until I put it on the mac, hehe) and very snappy CD/DVD detection as well.įYI, that Promise controller card now resides in a friend's PC, since her mobo's IDE connectors decided to go Wanker on her, so I just gave her that card, since I didn't need it, and bam, instant Happy PC. I must say though that the Promise Ultra100TX2 controller card that was included with my WD 200 GB SE HD (boxed edition) was quite nice and easy. Believe me, I've messed with both ways quite a bit.
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:) And believe me, all said, it really *is* more of a chore getting large capacity drives working properly under Mac OS 9/X than it is in Winblowjobs. ) My comments were simply a response to your post, made without anger, sarcasm, or any other quibbles. Now, now.let's not get into a pissing contest here. I have no USB 2.0 devices to test with, but yeesh, that's an annoying bug, no? :) - Chibi Delennâ„¢ While they may work, to get any USB devices even to be noticed, I have to unplug/replug my mouse in after the finder loads, otherwise both USB ports go inactive. On a side note, I installed the new 3.0 version of the USB 2.0 (Jaguar) drivers for my Tempo Trio under OS X. So, once again, if anybody here has any way to test/get a WD 200 GB SE HD working with OS X, please do post here. I might try Diablo 2 from Classic a bit later, tho I doubt it'll work without lowering the RAM allotment from 400 MB to maybe 200 MB first seeing as I'm in OS X, which eats RAM like there's no tomorrow ) Yet, as I type this, I'm doing so from Nutscrape Nauseator 4.77 inside Classic from OS X 10.2.3.
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It's perplexing, to say the least, that a 40 GB HD can boot OS X 10.2.2/10.2.3 without any partition limit set, yet even with a partition limit set, I can't boot any OS X at all on the 200 GB, nor can I boot from the install CD from either my SCSI CD-RW drive (which always worked no matter what before the 200 GB HD was installed), or my Pioneer DVD-106S IDE DVD-ROM drive.Īnother oddity is that I used to not be able to get Classic to work at all with any rev OS X or OS 9.x combo on the Seagate past 10.1.5. I've got firmware 3.5.0 installed, it boots up off the same Tempo Trio, the same channel even, just not on the 200 GB HD, even though I restored my OS X "partition" from the disk image the same way to its OS X partition, which DOES reside in the first 7.9 GB of the HD. Why the 200 GB HD is keeping OS X from booting up, I have absofreakinglutely no idea. Thing is, I didn't get it working on the Western Digital 200 GB HD - it's running off my Seagate 40 GB, single partition (set as master, with the 200 GB HD as slave). Ok, I finally got 10.2.2 booted (somehow I lost my 10.2.3 disk image that I made as a backup for restoring), and updated to 10.2.3.
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