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A possible fix for misbehaving FireWire devices
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Regarding your original firewire problem on your G5, Apples standard troubleshooting mechanism for firewire issues are to reset your nvram. I have zillions of firewire problems on my mini, and this always fixes them (steps below). Regarding your firewire hub - be careful - adding a firewire hub to my mini actually *caused* lots of new problems - drives conflicitng with each other, devices failint to be recognized, etc. Steps to reset nvram (from here):
A possible fix for misbehaving FireWire devices
Actually there's a line missing in your instructions ("set-defaults"): |
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