weirdness guys, weirdness:
i'm using a G4 450 with a Teac CR-R565 connected to an Adaptec 2903 SCSI card.
yesterday i download the Toast beta 2 for X. Load it up. Burn 2 discs flawlessly while running InDesign in Classic, iTunes visualizing in the BG, plus about 10 other random apps open in X. Put the computer down for the evening.
Today I boot up, load up Toast whoa no CD-R found. Odd.
I read the readme, and guess what SCSI CD-Rs are not supported AT ALL in Toast for X, because SCSI CD-R support just isn't in X. But this is in stark contrast to the fact that yesterday, I was able to burn 2 CDs without a hitch. Now, although the CD-R DOES show up in the Apple System Profiler (albeit as a regular CD-ROM), Toast no longer recognizes my burner.
I realize that they explicitly stated that SCSI CD-Rs are not supported by Roxio or Apple (yet). BUT HOW THEN WAS I ABLE TO USE IT, AND WHY AM I NO LONGER ABLE TO?! i haven't chagned my hardware or software config at all.
Any thoughts?
thedbp
i'm using a G4 450 with a Teac CR-R565 connected to an Adaptec 2903 SCSI card.
yesterday i download the Toast beta 2 for X. Load it up. Burn 2 discs flawlessly while running InDesign in Classic, iTunes visualizing in the BG, plus about 10 other random apps open in X. Put the computer down for the evening.
Today I boot up, load up Toast whoa no CD-R found. Odd.
I read the readme, and guess what SCSI CD-Rs are not supported AT ALL in Toast for X, because SCSI CD-R support just isn't in X. But this is in stark contrast to the fact that yesterday, I was able to burn 2 CDs without a hitch. Now, although the CD-R DOES show up in the Apple System Profiler (albeit as a regular CD-ROM), Toast no longer recognizes my burner.
I realize that they explicitly stated that SCSI CD-Rs are not supported by Roxio or Apple (yet). BUT HOW THEN WAS I ABLE TO USE IT, AND WHY AM I NO LONGER ABLE TO?! i haven't chagned my hardware or software config at all.
Any thoughts?
thedbp