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Worked for Iomega USB
Thanks for the tip. It worked great for an Iomega USB drive. The file to hack is PhilipsCDR.device-plugin. Look for the text "ZIPCD 650". Right under that will be the string that identifies the drive, which will be "ZIPCD1024EXT". Replace that with the string your drive uses. In my case it was "CDRW23042EXT3-B".
Worked for Iomega USB
For the Iomega CD-RW 48x24x48, you edit the LiteOn device plugin. Change "CDRW2304FEXT-B" to "CDRW55292EXT3-B" or "CDRW55292EXT3-C". Use Apple System Profiler to figure out whether your drive is the B or C version. Note: you will need to overwrite one of the null characters since the new string is one character longer.
Need help with Iomega USB and Hex
Hello, I have found the files, and loaded them into the Hex editor program that shows up on this website for download. I do not know how to change the file though. |
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