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Firewire lost in 9.1 on a dual boot mac
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Penzance, UK
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our school bought 11 ibooks (new type) and 11 imacs and the firewire ports on all are not showing in 9.1 but boot in 10 and they are mysteriously there. Any ideas anyone? 
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Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Reading, PA, USA
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Are all your firewire extensions in place in 9.1? Firewire Enabler and Firewire Support I think are what's needed.
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And that's true too.--Shakespeare, King Lear
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Yup, the firewire enabler and firewire support are there and active as are the quicktime firewore extensions. The firewire ports do not show up in Apple System profiler but are fine in OSX. A 9.1 only mac is fine but all the 9.1 / OSX dual boots are the same.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Reading, PA, USA
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I don't know what else to suggest, Simon. I've checked on my G4, which has 9.1 and X, and the profiler in 9.1 says that there are no devices on the bus unless I have something turned on, but it does show that there's a firewire bus. I've looked in the Apple knowledge base, but have found nothing that addresses your problem. I'd call Apple and see what they have to say. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
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