Temujin macrumors 6502a Original poster Aug 14, 2006 #1 Is it possible to link these drives, so only one firewire cable is needed to run both of em?
jsw Moderator emeritus Aug 14, 2006 #2 Temujin said: Is it possible to link these drives, so only one firewire cable is needed to run both of em? Click to expand... I believe they have 2 FW800 ports, and you can chain them together. My older Lacie triple interface drives chain w/FW400, no problem.
Temujin said: Is it possible to link these drives, so only one firewire cable is needed to run both of em? Click to expand... I believe they have 2 FW800 ports, and you can chain them together. My older Lacie triple interface drives chain w/FW400, no problem.
I ironic23 macrumors 6502 Aug 14, 2006 #3 jsw said: I believe they have 2 FW800 ports, and you can chain them together. My older Lacie triple interface drives chain w/FW400, no problem. Click to expand... How old is old? I was looking for a LaCie drive like that but couldn't find one.. I only have the one which has 2 FW800 ports.
jsw said: I believe they have 2 FW800 ports, and you can chain them together. My older Lacie triple interface drives chain w/FW400, no problem. Click to expand... How old is old? I was looking for a LaCie drive like that but couldn't find one.. I only have the one which has 2 FW800 ports.
jsw Moderator emeritus Aug 14, 2006 #4 ironic23 said: How old is old? I was looking for a LaCie drive like that but couldn't find one.. I only have the one which has 2 FW800 ports. Click to expand... I think I got the newer ones a year or two ago, so not "old", just "out of date".
ironic23 said: How old is old? I was looking for a LaCie drive like that but couldn't find one.. I only have the one which has 2 FW800 ports. Click to expand... I think I got the newer ones a year or two ago, so not "old", just "out of date".
I ironic23 macrumors 6502 Aug 14, 2006 #5 jsw said: I think I got the newer ones a year or two ago, so not "old", just "out of date". Click to expand... Ah, cool. Thanks mate. Pity they don't chain using FW400 anymore. Bummer how the MBP 15" doesn't have a FW800 port. Ah well, thanks again!
jsw said: I think I got the newer ones a year or two ago, so not "old", just "out of date". Click to expand... Ah, cool. Thanks mate. Pity they don't chain using FW400 anymore. Bummer how the MBP 15" doesn't have a FW800 port. Ah well, thanks again!
jsw Moderator emeritus Aug 14, 2006 #6 ironic23 said: Ah, cool. Thanks mate. Pity they don't chain using FW400 anymore. Bummer how the MBP 15" doesn't have a FW800 port. Ah well, thanks again! Click to expand... Well, FWIW, a 800->400 adapter works fine and seems pretty fast (I have FW800 on another LaCie drive).
ironic23 said: Ah, cool. Thanks mate. Pity they don't chain using FW400 anymore. Bummer how the MBP 15" doesn't have a FW800 port. Ah well, thanks again! Click to expand... Well, FWIW, a 800->400 adapter works fine and seems pretty fast (I have FW800 on another LaCie drive).
MovieCutter macrumors 68040 Aug 14, 2006 #7 Yes, you can daisy chain them. I had 7 chained together at one time.
I ironic23 macrumors 6502 Aug 14, 2006 #8 jsw said: Well, FWIW, a 800->400 adapter works fine and seems pretty fast (I have FW800 on another LaCie drive). Click to expand... Hmm.. I'll see if i can get an adapter. But thanks! Maybe that's a reason to get a MacPro, hey? 😀 ARghhh... I need ProE on Mac OS X!
jsw said: Well, FWIW, a 800->400 adapter works fine and seems pretty fast (I have FW800 on another LaCie drive). Click to expand... Hmm.. I'll see if i can get an adapter. But thanks! Maybe that's a reason to get a MacPro, hey? 😀 ARghhh... I need ProE on Mac OS X!