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Sun 29 Jun 2003, 15:21
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you must have a special ibook, cause the normal ibook has 1 firewire port and two usb. And as far as using more then one device, go for it, just make sure your hard drive has a firewire out to daisy chain other devices.
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Sun 29 Jun 2003, 15:47
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Thanks for the reply. A day after I posted the original question I was looking at the iBook and realized I had my ports confused. Of course there is only one firewire port.
But thanks for your answer. Sounds like I'm able to use a firewire interface with an external firewire drive provided that one of them at least has a firewire port on it, correct? Would it make any difference which one is closest to the computer port in the chain?
Thanks,
Carlos
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Mon 30 Jun 2003, 09:27
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Here is what your asking probably: http://www.cablestogo.com/help/firewire_faqs.aspHope this helps
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Mon 30 Jun 2003, 09:32
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Oh and about your questions: 1. Yes 2. No, as long as you dont exceed the max distance (otherwise you'll have some data drop off)
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