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Firewire 800 cord question
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Mac Elite
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I just bought a new Macbook pro 13" and I have a iMac with Firewire 800 port. I want to hook these together to transfer data (like target disc mode I guess). What cord do I need??? 9 pin to 9 pin?
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or use a cat5e cable.
1000mbps > 800mbps
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Originally Posted by SamGuy
or use a cat5e cable.
1000mbps > 800mbps
You've also got the overhead introduced by the networking protocols, though.
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