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http://www.seagate.com/external-hard-drives/portable-hard-drives/performance/backup-plus-fast-hdd/#specs Model # STDA4000100 The part number above was from the back of the drive.

I'm stuck at Mountain Lion 10.8.5 because I'm a Pro Tools TDM user and 10.3.10 is not supported in Mavericks or Yosemite. It's been pretty much rock solid, but I'm having trouble with a Seagate 4TB USB 3.0 drive (1JFAP1-500 4TB). The drive mounts, and reads ok, but writes to the drive either...

Is it possible to overwrite Chimera with Clover? I'm stuck at Mountain Lion for compatibility with Pro Tools 10. I have a pretty old motherboard, with a DSDT file, if that helps.

I've been having this problem on and off for a few years. Something goes wrong with my Time Machine internal drive. Last few times, I reformatted that drive, but the Single Scan Drive solution is working for me and much better than reformatting and copying 2 TB of data for no good reason...

obsolete |ˌäbsəˈlēt| adjective 1 no longer produced or used; out of date: Ok, so maybe its still used by a few folks (like me!) who drive 16 year old clunkers. But... The board is 4 years old and discontinued, LGA 1156 processors have been discontinued for over a year. There are three...

Article: OS X 10.8.5 Update Pretty much went exactly as above, from a working 10.8.4 system, except: 4. didn't do this, just left it in there and re-installed with MultiBeast 5.5.2 before Restart 5. didn't do this either, no problems that I know of 7. Realtek ALC889 with DSDT, Trim Enabler...

Pro Tools conventional PCI cards are full-length 32-bit, 33 MHz cards. They're not really PCI-X (64-bit, 66 MHz) other than size. They have a section of the edge connector that sits outside a conventional PCI slot, but its not used and doesn't affect anything. Some folks used to cut it off...

Sorry to hear that. I had problems with audio at first, but with 10.8.2, I used MultiBeast with DSDT (before Restart after first install) and that failed. But MultiBeast without DSDT did the trick. When I updated from 10.8.3 to 10.8.4, I used the Combo updater, and ran MultiBeast *after*...

Thanks! I don't see a DSDT for that mobo, would that be a problem? I see some other threads with folks building HD systems with it. I'll try to read up on it.

I have a working CustoMac running a Pro Tools HD3 Accel PCI-X system with OSX 10.8.4 and Pro Tools 10 HD version 10.3.6. Everything works, but the GA-H55-USB3 is obsolete. I'm considering upgrading to an Ivy Bridge system. Problem is, its very time-consuming looking for a modern mobo with...

Unfortunately, I don't know the exact version of UniBeast I used. It was back in February 2013 and I installed OSX 10.8.2 using the exact method described here on TonyMac with DSDT. I had a working Snow Leopard system drive 10.6.8. I tried using Migration Assistant (or whatever they call it...

I think that's the only thing we're doing differently. My mobo revision is 2.0, and my firmware is F7 (which I updated from F6). Try using the DSDT for your firmware: http://www.tonymacx86.com/11-dsdt-database.html I had all kinds of problems back in the Snow Leopard days with USB...

I have OSX 10.8.4 installed on a GA-H55-USB3 with *everything* working. In fact, I updated from 10.8.3 to 10.8.4 with the combo updater. After that I used MultiBeast 5.4.2 to install the ALC889 with DSDT, and re-enable TRIM with the 10.8.3+ TRIM patch. USB 3.0 still worked from an earlier...

As it turns out, the Intel DH77KC and the Foxconn Z68A-S both have a PCIe-PCI bridge, no good for Pro Tools. :thumbdown: http://downloadmirror.intel.com/20952/eng/dh77kc_TechProdSpec02.pdf However, in another thread, DBP mentions a Gigabyte GA-P75-D3P which has native PCI support, four...

PMFJI 2 months later, but the Avid trade-in program was a complete rip-off. $1500 per card to convert from PCI to PCIe, with virtually identical DSP power. The situation is a lot different now, with Pro Tools HDX, but if you have a so-called "legacy" PCI system, $2k will get you a smokin'...