Is this Sandisk 2GB Cruzer Mac compatible? But will the storage function work with a Mac?
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i used it on my mac, but it won't shut down, so i get an error when i disconnect. am looking for a way to fix that now.
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Sure, it's based on Linux, so it can use CIFS/NFS for sharing. I'm not as familiar with the Mac side of the aisle, but I can't imagine it not working for that, too -- it's just network-attached storage...
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Yes, the drive is compatible with a Mac, you'd just have to reformat the drive for the Mac file system, not a big deal to do though.
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Not on mine--showed up as 2x2GB instead of 2x8GB. Went out and bought Mac memory and worked perfectly.
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The first thing you have to do is to make sure that the drive is set to the format your MAC uses. It should work perfectly fine.
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This is for Apple OS X 10.1.2+ users who may want one. SanDisk's website and most sellers, say it is only for Windows. I emailed SanDisk's technical staff. You can use it on OS X 10.1.2+, but you can't use the U3 programs. Incidentally, many PC users neither want nor use U3 either. You need a PC friend to download the little program from the SanDisk website that deletes U3 on your SanDisk in his USB port. Then, use your Mac's Disk Utility to Erase Free Space, Name and Volume Format in Mac OS Extended (journaled) for full storage capacity. Well worth the effort. The SanDisk is good looking, functional and nearly bulletproof. It's MUCH easier than it sounds. Just go step by step. I did this and it works beautifully with my iMac G4 running OS X 10.4.11! If you have a new Intel Mac, you don't even need a PC friend.
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This is compatible with Mac. It will read the drive from iMac. There is not included Mac Software however. But it works fine at the hardware level.
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I don't have a MacBook (but I have used macs in the past and like the ability to just plug something in and have it work - but would encourage you to look elsewhere for a good external USB drive - the one I got was a POS!
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Yes Olympus says it's compatible in the description. I don't use it with a Mac but I can't imagine any reason that it wouldn't work with one considering that, when you plug it into a USB port, it behaves like any solid-state thumb drive. This means that you can copy files from the device with the system browser to any other storage medium (like your hard drive or CD/DVD writer, etc.). You can also move (or delete) files from folder to folder if you like. In short, you can treat it like another hard drive when it's plugged into a USB port. You can also copy files from your hard drive to the recorder.
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I can't confirm that it will work with the Mac version of the WD My Book, but it DOES work with the non-Mac WD My Book. I have it hooked up to a 1 TB WD My Book.
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I don't have a Mac but all Flash Drives are or should be compatible. It's just the way you format it.
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It scans to the microSD internally and not a live streaming of the scan into the computer. Yes it does work on mac. It's seen as a storage device by your system.
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Not familiar with Macs, but these things are pretty much universal. BUT - some older devices will only address 64GB. It works in my Canon cameras, my Dell laptop, but not in my Samsung S3 (max 64GB).
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This is not Mac memory, you will need to check what is compatible for your Mac.
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DB, I've been using the SanDisk ImageMate 12-in-1 card reader on both Windows and Mac machines for over two years now... works like a champ. John
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I use this for mac. I will say that it can be frustrating as a Time Machine Drive - as it stalls if the machine is sleeping. But in general, it's a great solution for extra storage.LaCie started as a manufacturer that supported Mac, and as far as I know they are committed to Apple.
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It is USB 2.0 standard compliant. It will take a SATA II/III or IDE drive. If you Mac has USB 2.0 standard ports, then, if your drive is SATA II/III or IDE, it will work.