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From: macsuppor@a1.nl (DEnnis Brinkhuis)
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Subject: Re: Invisible memory card...?
Date: Sat, 31 Oct 1998 11:40:34 +0100
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BJ <bjd3@bton.ac.uk> wrote:

> Hey,
> 
> AS some may know, I'm still waiting for the right cables to connect my
> Mac to the NY, but in the meantime can somebody explain why the NY
> doesn't recognise that there is a memory card in port 2? When I start up
> from the black bootdisk with the access card in port 1, and a
> (formatted) memory card in port 2, it says MEMORY CARD: NOT FOUND.
> 
> The card has loads of space on it, (although there is a Gran Turismo
> save on there also) so why is it not being recognised? Is this something
> to do with the comm. cable not being connected? Please help.
> 
> Ben ;-)

I had the same problem, and so I worked at the low speed the first
months. At the short course I noticed that the powerbooks did work at
higher speeds so I started finding out why it did not wok on my system.
I think I trew the prefs of PScomUtil away and the next time I started
it up, it asked at what speed I want to work. Then I said a higher speed
(the highest speed is not possible with mac, if I remember well). Then
It saved the bautrate to the memorycard. And now it works fine.

DEnnis..