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PC Card slows machine?
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Join Date: May 2004
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I just purchased a PC Card to Compact Flash adapter, and when I'm trying to pull files off the compact flash, the file transfer slows Tiger to a crawl. CPU usage shoots up to 100%.
Is this normal? Is this a problem with Tiger ? I never tried this with Panther.
It seems kind of ridiculous that a file transfer would essentially lock up the entire computer. 
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Originally Posted by kashirat
I just purchased a PC Card to Compact Flash adapter, and when I'm trying to pull files off the compact flash, the file transfer slows Tiger to a crawl. CPU usage shoots up to 100%.
Is this normal? Is this a problem with Tiger ? I never tried this with Panther.
It seems kind of ridiculous that a file transfer would essentially lock up the entire computer.
:/
anyone?
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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contact the manufacture and ask them if their drivers are 10.4 compatible.
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Admin Emeritus  Join Date: Oct 1999
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PC Card CompactFlash adapters use no drivers: the adapter is a simple plug converter. Mac OS X brings all the drivers.
tooki
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It's perfectly normal. It's the same way under windows or 10.3. If you want it to work well you need a cardbus adapter which will run you $40-50. PC Cards are a very old standard.
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