On Jun 26, 2004, at 9:29 AM, Sean Terrill wrote: > Quoth Christopher Hack (cjhack at onetel.net.uk) at 26/06/2004 11:15 AM: > >> Dear cubeistes, I need help with a CD-RW, and would much appreciate >> anything >> you can suggest. I ordered a CD-RW drive from a company called >> Fastmac. >> However now it has arrived, I have installed it, and the cube cannot >> see the >> drive (eg, not appearing in Apple System profiler. The connections >> seemed >> pretty loose, and I have tried to push them in tighter, but it does >> not make >> much difference. Fastmac sent me some OSX disks, but as I have OSX >> 10.2.8 >> already installed I can't see how using these would help (would it?). >> I have >> emailed Fastmac for some help, and heard nothing. >> So first question is can anyone suggest anyway to make this drive >> work. >> Second, assuming this will not work (I must say it is much cheaper >> looking >> than the OEM drive) Can anyone suggest a good source for a slid >> reliable >> CD-RW drive for my beloved cube, which will work immediately, and do >> a good >> job. Much much appreciate in advance any help. Chris > > Chris, try setting the jumpers on your hard drive to Slave if it's > currently > Master or vice versa. There may be a diagram near the jumpers > illustrating > the settings, if not check the manufacturer's website. > I got a DVD-RW from OWC with instructions to do exactly that - set the hard drive to slave. Also, to get it to work with iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD,... I had to download a utility called Patchburn II. Brett