Hi everyone:
I own a Pismo 400, running OS X10.4.11 with default CPU, 1 Gig of Ram, and 120 GB HDD, though it takes forever using the USB 1.1 to transfer files to external drive, I was wondering if there is any way to get full USB 2.0 support through an additional PCMCIA card (480mb).
I have looked all over the net, and BELKIN seem to supply F5U222 card that does what I want, however when I looked further, it turned out that a driver is needed to utilise USB 2.0 on my current OS, other wise 1.1 spec will be used, as the native OS X USB 2.0 driver apparently doesn't work with Belkin's chipset, and there is not likely to be a driver for it.
There are also some other card that apparently suffered similar problems, some even requires AC power to allow 480 mb transfer rate. Can anyone recomment a good PCMCIA card for G3 that allows high-speed transfer?
Thanks
(I notice that Jack213 also made a post of similar post, but there is no definate solutions)
I own a Pismo 400, running OS X10.4.11 with default CPU, 1 Gig of Ram, and 120 GB HDD, though it takes forever using the USB 1.1 to transfer files to external drive, I was wondering if there is any way to get full USB 2.0 support through an additional PCMCIA card (480mb).
I have looked all over the net, and BELKIN seem to supply F5U222 card that does what I want, however when I looked further, it turned out that a driver is needed to utilise USB 2.0 on my current OS, other wise 1.1 spec will be used, as the native OS X USB 2.0 driver apparently doesn't work with Belkin's chipset, and there is not likely to be a driver for it.
There are also some other card that apparently suffered similar problems, some even requires AC power to allow 480 mb transfer rate. Can anyone recomment a good PCMCIA card for G3 that allows high-speed transfer?
Thanks
(I notice that Jack213 also made a post of similar post, but there is no definate solutions)