
Doug
Does it stay connected and allow hot swapping of CD DVD? Or do you have to reboot for each time you need to access a CD or DVD?dstastny wrote:Sorry about that my cut and paste of link did not work. It is the one I ordered though
Doug
Sweet. Sounds like it may do the job.dstastny wrote:i just plugged it in and tried a few cd/dvd's I had lying around. Seem to work fine. I didnt do extensive testing but copied a couple files off installed something off of the AmigaOS Extras. And yes this is with X5000.
*Edit* no reboot. I just plugged it in while machine was on and unplugged it and plugged it back in without error.
Doug
Is the CD unit powered by a USB y cable so it needs two USB connections to get enough power and also to connect?wlemonds wrote:I had to do a format and reinstall of the OS because of the garbled text issue Acill also had on his system.
After that, I hooked the drive up again and still get a power issue (I get the popup) and it disconnects the drive when hooking directly up to either the front or back of any of the USB 2.0 ports.
I then connected it to a hub and so far, it hasn't given me an issue today.
EVGA 550 Watt PowerSupply
Internal Seagate 7200 1 TB HD
Internal LG SATA DVD
Radeon 250X
4GB DDR3
AmigaOne Keyboard & Mouse
I can't be out of available power for the USB drive.
wlemonds wrote:I had to do a format and reinstall of the OS because of the garbled text issue Acill also had on his system.
After that, I hooked the drive up again and still get a power issue (I get the popup) and it disconnects the drive when hooking directly up to either the front or back of any of the USB 2.0 ports.
I then connected it to a hub and so far, it hasn't given me an issue today.
EVGA 550 Watt PowerSupply
Internal Seagate 7200 1 TB HD
Internal LG SATA DVD
Radeon 250X
4GB DDR3
AmigaOne Keyboard & Mouse
I can't be out of available power for the USB drive.