Dantz released Retrospect 4.0 Driver Update 1.2. This driver fixes the problem with the MESH SCSI controller. The affect
Dantz released Retrospect 4.0 Driver Update 1.2. This driver fixes the problem with the MESH SCSI controller. The affected computers are:
"The MESH chip controls the internal SCSI bus of the Apple Power Macintosh 7300, 7500, 7600, 8500, 8600, 9500, 9600, and Workgroup Server 7350 and 9650. It also controls the internal SCSI bus of Power Computing's PowerWave and PowerTower Pro, and UMAX's J700 and S900. Because the external SCSI buses of these machines are not controlled by a MESH chip, any external drive you connect--even one of the drives listed above--will not encounter the MESH bug problem.The MESH chip controls the single SCSI bus of the Apple Power Macintosh 4400, Performa 5400, 5500, 6360, 6400, and 6500, and PowerBook 2400 and 3400. It also controls the only SCSI bus of APS' MPower, Motorola's StarMax, Power Computing's PowerBase, UMAX's C500 and C600, and any other computers based on Motorola's "Tanzania" motherboard."
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