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eSATA ExpressCard driver buggy in Leopard

eSATA ExpressCard driver buggy in LeopardI know what you did wrong[i]After installing the Silicon Image 3132 driver[/i]That was your mistake, you installed a driver. It must have been a Windows driver because Apple tells us in their ads that you don't have to install any drivers when you use OS...

Tags: Apple Mac OS X, eSATA, Leopard, eSATA ExpressCard driver, eSATA ExpressCard

Discussion threads 2007-11-21

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iBuyPower Battalion 101 M865TU

The hardcore PC gaming world is a landscape littered with expensive, crazily designed towers and heavy, chained-to-the-desktop laptops, often capable of thoroughly embarrassing the average PC's graphics capabilities--but at a significant price. iBuyPower is one of several companies that specialize specifically in building and customizing gaming desktops and laptops, often...

Tags: Notebooks, Games, iBuyPower Battalion 101 M865TU, laptop computer

Product reviews 2009-09-11

eSATA ExpressCard driver buggy in Leopard

The Silicon Image 3132 eSATA ExpressCard driver is pure evil with Mac OS 10.5 Leopard. After installing the Silicon Image 3132 driver to connect to my WiebeTech ToughTech XE mini eSATA enclosure I couldn't print, copy and paste or connect to file servers. The only fix was...

Tags: jason D. O'Grady, Driver, eSATA, Silicon Image, Silicon Image 3132 eSATA ExpressCard Driver

Blog posts 2007-11-21

Bad Leopard, bad!

I experienced a little bit of bad Leopard juju last night and I figured I'd bounce it off you. Please keep in mind that this is one blogger's experience and not an epidemic. Just before going on the air to record episode 62 of the PowerPage podcast...

Tags: jason D. O'Grady, Paste, Disk, Podcasts, Printers, Hardware, Internet, Peripherals

Blog posts 2007-11-02

Developers remain in dark about Leopard GM bug fixes

Apple says it's ready to release Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard to customers on Friday, Oct. 26. But developers won't see the Golden Master final candidate before the rest of us and some complain that they have no idea whether their problem bugs will be fixed in the release candidate....

Tags: Developer, Apple Inc., David Morgenstern

Blog posts 2007-10-22