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Bbusyb

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Sep 11, 2009
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Notts, UK / Alex, Egypt
Its good news, but as I only have an express card on my Old Dell XPS1210 and not my new Macbook Pro, there is a bit Gnashing of teeth :)

Seriously, The inability to use Esata is one of the few things I'm really missing on my Macbook, But as I needed Portability more then that I got the 13" instead of the the 17" or a previous Gen 15".
 

flatfoot

macrumors 65816
Aug 11, 2009
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Here, here, me, me...! :)

I have a cheap Si3132-based PCIe-eSATA card lying around worthlessly since the Snow Leopard upgrade. The JMB362-based replacement I'm using right now isn't really worth it because it doesn't work with the port multiplier I use.

So I'm looking forward to the new drivers passing the beta-status...
 

chrono1081

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Jan 26, 2008
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Isla Nublar
Ive been using the new drivers straight from Rosewills site (I suspect other cards will work with the rosewill drivers because a few in the office do but the stickers are peeled off so I cant tell who makes em, but they aren't rosewill).

I'm so happy to have eSata back :D
 
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