topgum
2005/01/22, 08:48 AM
LaCie 사의 firewire 외장 하드가 OS X 10.3 에서 데이터를 잃을 수도 있다는
옛날 기사를 얼마전에(?) 보았습니다.
10.1에서 10.3 으로 업을 며칠전에 했었는데, 마침 저도 120 GB LaCie d2 external
hard drive 쓰고 있거든요.
Firewire 800 뿐만 아니라 400 도 문제가 생길 수 있다고 합니다.
LaCie에 문의해서 다음의 답변을 받았습니다.
혹시나 LaCie 쓰시는 분들은 한번 참고 하십시오.
그리고 포럼이 다시 열려서 반갑습니다.
안녕히 계세요.
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It is always a good idea to update the firmware on your peripherals
before installing a new operating system. The drive you have uses the
Oxford 911 chipset and was not affected by the change Apple made when
they wrote OS 10.3 that affected drives using the 922 chipset.
We suggest you to update the Firewire Bridge Firmware. You will need
the administrator password for this process as at some point; the
updater will request the password for proper access. (While this
process should not result in any data loss, you should have any
important data on the drive backed up elsewhere.)
1. Download and decompress this file:
http://www.lacie.com/download/drivers/LaCieUpdateTool_OSX.sit
2. Have only the firewire device in question attached.
3. Open the folder and find the update program. Hold down the
Option key and double-click the update tool. Continue to hold down the
Option key throughout the ENTIRE process. This will force the updater
to let you select the right firmware, rather than allowing it to update
automatically.
4. Click the Update button, continuing to hold down the Option key.
This will bring up a second window showing case styles and devices.
5. Look at the case style and verify it matches your drive. If
not, select the proper case.
6. Look at which device is selected below-this is the device the
bridge is currently programmed to believe is in the case. If it is
incorrect, find and select the proper device. Note that Big Disks are
different from hard drives and have their own firmware. The firmware
version will have (BD) at the end to indicate a Big Disk. (If the drive
type was incorrect, this can cause data corruption and prevent some
software from accessing the drive properly.)
7. Once done, click okay and run the update. The drive will be
reprogrammed to the latest firmware version and to the proper device.
Please include all previous messages if you reply. This information
will be required by the email support team to further assist you. Thank
you.
Regards,
Technical Support
옛날 기사를 얼마전에(?) 보았습니다.
10.1에서 10.3 으로 업을 며칠전에 했었는데, 마침 저도 120 GB LaCie d2 external
hard drive 쓰고 있거든요.
Firewire 800 뿐만 아니라 400 도 문제가 생길 수 있다고 합니다.
LaCie에 문의해서 다음의 답변을 받았습니다.
혹시나 LaCie 쓰시는 분들은 한번 참고 하십시오.
그리고 포럼이 다시 열려서 반갑습니다.
안녕히 계세요.
.................................................. .................................................. ...
It is always a good idea to update the firmware on your peripherals
before installing a new operating system. The drive you have uses the
Oxford 911 chipset and was not affected by the change Apple made when
they wrote OS 10.3 that affected drives using the 922 chipset.
We suggest you to update the Firewire Bridge Firmware. You will need
the administrator password for this process as at some point; the
updater will request the password for proper access. (While this
process should not result in any data loss, you should have any
important data on the drive backed up elsewhere.)
1. Download and decompress this file:
http://www.lacie.com/download/drivers/LaCieUpdateTool_OSX.sit
2. Have only the firewire device in question attached.
3. Open the folder and find the update program. Hold down the
Option key and double-click the update tool. Continue to hold down the
Option key throughout the ENTIRE process. This will force the updater
to let you select the right firmware, rather than allowing it to update
automatically.
4. Click the Update button, continuing to hold down the Option key.
This will bring up a second window showing case styles and devices.
5. Look at the case style and verify it matches your drive. If
not, select the proper case.
6. Look at which device is selected below-this is the device the
bridge is currently programmed to believe is in the case. If it is
incorrect, find and select the proper device. Note that Big Disks are
different from hard drives and have their own firmware. The firmware
version will have (BD) at the end to indicate a Big Disk. (If the drive
type was incorrect, this can cause data corruption and prevent some
software from accessing the drive properly.)
7. Once done, click okay and run the update. The drive will be
reprogrammed to the latest firmware version and to the proper device.
Please include all previous messages if you reply. This information
will be required by the email support team to further assist you. Thank
you.
Regards,
Technical Support