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Hi,
I purchased and installed an Adaptec USB2connect Adapter (OHCI compliant) in my G4 533 Digital Audio (running 10.4.11, 1.25 GB RAM). I'm not sure it's working. Under "About this mac," it is showing up as usb in slot 3. To this I was planning to attach a 500 GB Free Agent Seagate external hard drive.
Without anything working to date, the G4 has sleep issues. If I put it to sleep, I can't wake it up without pulling the plug. In the reading I have done, this seems to be an issue with G4s. Is there any way to overcome this, short of pulling the PCI card. Could this drive work connected thru firewire slot?
Any help would be appreciated. If I could get everything running and do a full backup on the external, I would be willing to pull out the PCI card and reinsert when I need to do additional backup, but I was hoping to avoid that.
Personally, I'm not a technically savvy person. I don't have any fear of installing ram, processor, additional hard drive, pci cards, etc. but that is about as far as I can go without guidance.
Jackie
I purchased and installed an Adaptec USB2connect Adapter (OHCI compliant) in my G4 533 Digital Audio (running 10.4.11, 1.25 GB RAM). I'm not sure it's working. Under "About this mac," it is showing up as usb in slot 3. To this I was planning to attach a 500 GB Free Agent Seagate external hard drive.
Without anything working to date, the G4 has sleep issues. If I put it to sleep, I can't wake it up without pulling the plug. In the reading I have done, this seems to be an issue with G4s. Is there any way to overcome this, short of pulling the PCI card. Could this drive work connected thru firewire slot?
Any help would be appreciated. If I could get everything running and do a full backup on the external, I would be willing to pull out the PCI card and reinsert when I need to do additional backup, but I was hoping to avoid that.
Personally, I'm not a technically savvy person. I don't have any fear of installing ram, processor, additional hard drive, pci cards, etc. but that is about as far as I can go without guidance.
Jackie