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| What are the benefits of supporting Spread Spectrum Clocking (SSC)? | Mar-02-10 |
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37 |
| Is it possible to boot from a volume that resides on the Tempo SATA card? | Mar-02-10 |
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39 |
| Can I hot-swap a disk drive that is attached to any Sonnet Tempo Serial ATA card? | Mar-23-10 |
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40 | 
| How does hot-swap functionality work? | Mar-02-10 |
| Hot-swap functionality enables you to connect and disconnect drives without having to power down your computer. This does not mean you can simply pull out a drive at any time; you must put away ("eject", "unmount", "dismount") the drive volume. For Mac OS X users, simply drag the drive icon associated with the drive(s) you wish to remove to the eject icon on the dock; Windows users using a Tempo SATA ExpressCard/34 may left-click on the eject icon in the taskbar for the drive they wish to eject. Only after the drives are ejected (unmounted) is it safe for you to disconnect the drives or cables. If you do not follow this procedure, data on your drives may become corrupted. |
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63 |
| Can I operate two Tempo SATA cards in the same system? | Sep-02-09 |
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106 |
| Is Tempo SATA E4P, E4i, X4P, or X4i compatible with Red Hat Linux? | Sep-02-09 |
| Tempo SATA E4P, E4i, X4P, and X4i are supported under Red Hat Enterprise 4 Linux with Marvell (TSATAII chip set) drivers. The Marvell Linux driver supports direct connect drives but not port multipliers, so there is no compatibility with the Fusion D4Q, Fusion D5P, Fusion R4Q and Fusion R4P storage systems. As in Windows, drives must be connected at boot time. |
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120 |
| How do I set up a RAID 0 striped array under Windows XP Professional or Vista? | Mar-23-10 |
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121 |
| Can I set up a RAID 1 mirrored array under Windows XP or Vista? | Mar-23-10 |
| No. RAID 1 mirroring is only supported under Windows Server, not Windows XP or Vista. |
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165 |
| Tempo SATA or Tempo SATA RAID133 won't boot from Mac OS 9.x when it is installed in a partition greater than 190GB. | Apr-25-10 |
| There is a limitation in Mac OS 9.x that will not recognize a system on a volume larger than 190GB.
Backup any data you do not want to lose. Reinitialize the drive and partition it. Be sure that there is at least one volume smaller than 190GB for Mac OS 9.x to be installed on. Once this is done, there will be no problem booting. |
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193 |
| Is target disk mode supported on TSATA? | May-12-09 |
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206 |
| The Tempo SATA card does not seem to work properly in my Power Mac G4. Do I need different firmware? | Apr-25-10 |
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207 |
| Why can't I install Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) on a drive attached to the Tempo SATA card? | May-12-09 |
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757 |
| My Stardom RAIDSonic ST3620-2S-S2 is not reliable with 6Gb drives and and a 6Gb controller. | Jul-08-13 |
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