Toast Mac

I'm new to Mac and i photo. ...

an find. I have only been disappointed when the drive itself was toast. Other than that, I intentionally try to obtain brands like Dell, etc., and covert them to Mac usage. I feel I have truly freed such hardware to a higher calling when I do this. ...

an find. I have only been disappointed when the drive itself was toast. Other than that, I intentionally try to obtain brands like Dell, etc., and covert them to Mac usage. I feel I have truly freed such hardware to a higher calling when I do this. ...

The device failed to respond properly, unable to recover or retry... Which version of OS X do you have, and which drive does it have? (about this Mac > More info, to get details on the optical drive) Reset the PRAM (Restart your computer, at chime during restart, press and HOLD these keys: "Apple + Option + P + R". Continue to hold all four keys and wait for the computer...

at least the counterpart on Mac OS X side, Carbon Copy Cloner would do that. It works, a definitely cool utility to have. ...

laws Mac universe. I know a great deal about PC's, I have a cert under my belt and am working on my CCNA. Generally I am not a stupid person. ...

Aha! I found a solution. I saw this thread: http://macosx.com/forums/mac-os-x-system-mac-software/295931-leopard-10-5-finder-not-responding.html and didn't find /Library/DiVX... so was going to give up. But, I did have /Library/QuickTime/DivX something and /Library/QuickTime/Toast Video CD something.qtx. Since this problem occurred after updating Quicktime, this seems...

Possibly Toast is having trouble communicating with the device. I found that it would drop a device sometimes then discover it again. ...

I am away for work they have ruffled through my collection and I have had DVD's destroyed, scratched, and my file system destroyed by this. So I started using Mac the ripper and Toast to burn the movies my kids want. This way mine are safe and sound and they get o watch movies without dad harping on them. ...

The clamshell has a rather unique case, so I would think that you'd need a clamshell logic board. That's a firewire model, so older speeds (non-firewire) may not work. If it really is toast, it may be cheaper to replace with a different kind of mac - the white iBook G3s are getting cheap. Have you verified the connections, both of the hard drive and the CD-ROM drive? It may...