LaCie (300951U) 500 GB Hard Drive "connecting rugged mac" Questions

...rugged external hard drive be connect to a macbook -not macbook pro? Yes - If the unit is USB it will work with any computer that has a USB port - if hooked up to any Mac though it normally will be ...

...RUGGED 250GB external hard drive to transfer docs from my PC to a new Mac Book Pro. The Lacie was first used on a iMac to save a film project - therefore it was formatted for that purpose. When I ...

...Rugged Drive, with multiple interfaces (USB, Firewire 400/800). Firewire interface works fine. When I plug the drive in the USB port, it won't mount (MacBook Pro OS X), and a faint beeping comes from ...

My Lacie hard drive worked perfectly for a period of time. I use it to make films and store all my files and final work on it. It now no longer appears on my desktop and I cannot access it in any way.

Rugged Hard drive New HD connected (no CD-ROM in box as listed), when 1st connected it was recognised showing 9mb of free space! When re-connected shown as faulty. I followed PDF manual for formatting

Mac doesn't read the drive. Time Machine reads 'delayed' then 'failed' because it can't read drive. Won't backup. Drive doesn't show up on screen. - Open the disk ...

mac/ Linux) similar steps may be adapted to suit. 1. Ensure it is connected directly to the computer to a USB 2.0 port not a USB 1.0 port as this can have effects on performance and reliability 2. Use

mac or pc ( porsches are MS_DOS formatted out the box ), if it does not mount or does not appear in DISK UTILTY, then it is a high probability that the enclosure/bridge board has failed and the drive

...Mac OS Extended (journaled) Other portable disks like Rugged Lacie or simple USB-stick connect to the router without any problem you need to format the drive to FAT32 if you would like to use it with ...

My Lacie hard drive doesn't show up as a drive on my mac. How do I connect it? Hello Chris, if your drive has a firewire connection, we will use it. Once the drive is connected and your computer is on