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How do I exit out of Firewire Target Disk Mode gracefully?

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brainwave89

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I have placed a Fire wire cable between my PowerBook G4 and a Mac Pro.
I then placed the Leopard DVD into the Mac Pro and have accessed Fire wire Target Disk Mode. My PowerBook G4 sees the drives on the Mac Pro. That was all I wanted to do.

How do I exit out of the Fire wire Target Disk Mode gracefully on the Mac Pro?

Thanks.
 
iPhil

iPhil

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brainwave89 said:
I have placed a Fire wire cable between my PowerBook G4 and a Mac Pro.
I then placed the Leopard DVD into the Mac Pro and have accessed Fire wire Target Disk Mode. My PowerBook G4 sees the drives on the Mac Pro. That was all I wanted to do.

How do I exit out of the Fire wire Target Disk Mode gracefully on the Mac Pro?

Thanks.
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Drag the FW drive to the trash, then unplug the cable.. done..
 
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MacFanBoyIIe

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iPhil said:
Drag the FW drive to the trash, then unplug the cable.. done..
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Or, in the left side of a finder window, click on the eject button next to the FW drive. Once the drive disappears from Finder, you can turn off the power on your drive, if there is a power switch, or just unplug the FW & power cables.
 
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