(For Windows-sufferers, Daystar includes a CD with
USB CABLE FOR MAC G 4 SCSI DRIVE DRIVERS
No extra drivers are required for the Mac, for which the Anydrive is Shut down for cabling connection and disconnection. It reminds me of some of my SCSI connection jury-rigsīack in the day, but without the termination hassles or the need to Simply plug in a bare drive and your MacĬan mount it.
USB CABLE FOR MAC G 4 SCSI DRIVE PC
IDE drive or any size of size of SATA drive to a Mac or PC via USB
Invaluable enabler that allows you to connect any loose 2.5" or 3.5" One isĭaystar's XLR8 AnyDrive kit, an inexpensive, versatile, and potentially Good aspects of USB 2.0 for external drive connections. Good news is that there is a cool and convenient ways to utilize the Newer SATA (Serial ATA) drive interface, which has replaced the older These days, there is also the added complication of supporting the PowerBook, on which it requires an external self power supply, I have a little iRocks USB 2.0 housing for 2.5" IDE hardĭrives, and it will bus power from the USB ports in my Pismos and G3 iBook, but not the USB Satisfactory than FireWire for connecting external drives. Good do-all I/O and peripherals interface, although somewhat less The orientation is now solidly toward USB 2.0, which is a pretty IPod several years ago, and the MacBook Air is the first Mac Unfortunately, Apple seems to be losing interest in FireWire, even I've been doing thisįor years with a little QPS Que M4 drive housing. Mode (which is much better than the old SCSI Disk Mode), andĪs before, one can stick a pulled hard drive into an externalįireWire housing and mount it as a local volume. SCSI termination issues, supporting hot-plugging (which is huge), With the Mac's move to FireWire, it got even better: eliminating It helped squeeze some more usefulness out of drives that had been This worked pretty well once youĬonfigured a compatible connection (with appropriate termination), and
Insert a hard drive, an optical drive, or whatever, and connect it to Mac, I used to have several SCSI drive housings into which I could Indeed it is a really useful tool to have around when you're workingīack in the days when SCSI was the fast peripheral interface on the Editor Dan KnightĬommented, "The Daystar device sounds remarkably practical!" Helping me sleuth out a troubleshooting issue. Miscellaneous Ramblings column on Time Machine adventures and hardĭaystar AnyDrive USB 2.0 Adapter, as having proved very useful in
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