Can I share my external FireWire drive with a PC? I mean can I just unplug it, plug it into the PC and read/write to it then use those files without a problem on my mac?
I guess the PC would be running an operating system of 2000 or XP
Can I share my external FireWire drive with a PC? I mean can I just unplug it, plug it into the PC and read/write to it then use those files without a problem on my mac?
I guess the PC would be running an operating system of 2000 or XP
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It all depends on the format of the internal HD.
My Maxtor 160GB FireWire drive came in Fat32. I didn't reformat it and it works great.
PC Exchange lets the Mac work with the drive (either through USB or FireWire). And since it's in a native Windows format, my friend's PC works fine with it, too.
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