Re: Huge U320-R 600GB MediaVault Upgradable/Compatible with Snow Leopard


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Re: Huge U320-R 600GB MediaVault Upgradable/Compatible with Snow Leopard
by Kevin Bare on Oct 20, 2009 at 11:53:22 pm

I haven't heard of, or done any testing myself with Snow Leopard. From my understanding, the new OS is based closely off of the original Leopard, so I do not see much changing that would impact the compatibility of any of the MediaVaault disk arrays. As long as ATTO or your Host Bus Adapter card manufacturer releases drivers for Snow Leopard, I do not see why it wouldn't work.

It's a really good idea to have your Firmware up to date. For your system, I would use 19d. I can provide the firmware file. email me at RiverbendPC@aol.com

Drive upgrades:

250G, 0A31611
400G, 0A30228
500G, 0A31613

Again, email me to discuss this more and i can provide a source for the drives.

Kevin Bare
RiverbendPC@aol.com

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Huge U320-R 600GB MediaVault Upgradable/Compatible with Snow Leopard by Jim Slaughter on Oct 20, 2009 at 4:23:31 pm
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