Need to connect a Mac G3 iBook running Tiger to a Mac Mini running Lion - just to occasionally move files. Will this do it?
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I can honestly say that I would suggest not getting this product. It didn't work for me but I may have gotten a dud cable.
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I use the cable to transfer files between a PC and an external Hard drive As long as you have a usb connection on each device it should work.
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after further investigation you may need a easy transfer cable from mac to mac. usb cable is good for mac to external hard drive.
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I do not see any compatibility options for MAC OS online. As a USB 2.0 connection, they are compatible to a certain extent, but are NOT 100% compatible with each other considering the "WIN" function that has programmable keys available with Windows software.
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I don't have a Mac Book but I only use it for my phones. I have dedicated speaker's for my pc. But I can't see why it wouldn't connect. That's what it does.
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I haven't done so, but if U could transfer files between 2 macs that have FireWire 800, then it should work. If you're not sure, I'd check some of the Mac forums.
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Unfortunately no. This cable was fantastic pre-OS X 10.6. Doesn't work with Lion and above.
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Not sure. I couldn't get it to transfer Mac to Mac. Didn't work for me at all.
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I suspect the answer is it depends on what you mean when you say "connect" - I have mine directly connected to a Mac Mini, however I also have it shared out on my home network so all of the clients on my network (to include non-MACs) are "connected" to my LaCie drive. Hope that helps.
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I think you need the cheaper Mac display port cable. The TBolt is pretty much for data I believe.
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Yes. It works very well with the Mac Book. When you first plug it in there are instructions. You select the configuration (english american - if thats the system you are using and then it starts working right away. I like this model because there is no lag time. I do alot of data entry as a marine biologist and this seeds things up for me greatly.
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You will need a 400 to 800 cable, and your data transfer will only be at the slower rate; apart from that, you shoudn't have any problems. As I write I have an 800 disk connected to my MacBook that way.
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I don't use MACs. However, Canon's web site indicates support for quite a few MAC OS's, including 10.3 Panther, See http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/scanners/canoscan_series/canoscan_lide_30#DriversAndSoftware
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Fortunately no. I still use an older Mac and OS. There is a comaprison chart at Roaring Apps to see if any other things with Lion/Mountain Lion. Good Luck!
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Please do what Omwave & NeilMike suggested and connect the two iMacs with an ethernet cable. Ignore my advice from yesterday about using a TB cable. There is a good step-by-step guide on the apple website on using Migration Assistant to transfer data between two macs - http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT5872
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Yes, since it has a USB interface. Just go to Applications>Image Capture on your Mac and it'll sync up.
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The dock is really just a hard drive case. The drives plug in and the dock connects to the computer via Thunderbolt. If you mac has thunderbolt, then you should be fine.
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There is a guide to getting it to work under Mac OS X... but it's not officially supported, and doesn't have any OS X specific keys...http://5thirtyone.com/archives/751
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I don't have direct experience, but this link leads to discussion of a driver to use USB3 on 10.6.8 and Lion: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1427373