FYI - OWC's drives are affected as well. Both companies are working on a solution. Laurie -- Founder, Editor, FAQ-checker http://www.cubeowner.com Home of The Mac Cube FAQ! AOL IM/iChat: cubeownernyc On 10/27/03 2:19 PM, don.linares at verizon.net added a note to the human symphony, when this was said: > Reader reports MCE 2x DVD-R/DVD-RAM slotted Superdrive not supported in > 10.3 - As mentioned before here when they started shipping, the MCE > (Matshita) slotted 2x DVD-R + DVD-RAM superdrive for Powerbooks and > Cubes required custom/modified device-plugin file for iTunes, etc. > burn support. A reader that upgraded to 10.3 just wrote that the drive > is not supported. > > " Hi Mike, You were kind enough to help me out a few months ago > regarding a problem w/ my then newly installed (MCE slotted) DVD > burner. I did receive the plug in from MCE, and everything worked great > after I switched it out. > When 10.2.8 came out, at first the problem resurfaced (wouldn't > recognize the drive after the upgrade), but I just pulled out the old > plug-in and (MatshitaCDR.device-plugin) - which appeared again after > the OS upgrade, and replaced w/ the one sent from MCE > (MCE2XDVDRCDR.device-plugin) and it worked fine. > > Now that I've upgraded to 10.3 I expereinced the same problem, assumed > I could just repeat the above process and be all set, but it doesn't > work. First off, the MatshitaCDR.device-plugin didn't reappear and > reinserting the MCE... Plugin didn't do anything. > Any thoughts, any of your other readers experiencing this problem? > George " > > Panther does not use the individual device-plugin files that > 10.2.x/10.1.x did, mentioned in this article back in June here on > Panther Burn Support/Mods . Unless a reader with this drive has any > fixes, I'd contact MCE to ask if they are working on this and/or wait > for a 10.3 compatible version of PatchBurn.