Tony's experience comports with my own Lion upgrade experience on my 17" MBP. A few on the list may remember my angst a week or so ago as my Express slot eSATA card seemed to stop working, and none of my eSATA drives would mount. I have both the Sonnet and the SeriTek cards and both seemed to have failed -- which I find statistically improbable. But now the SeriTek card seems to work intermittently (and only just), but I don't for one second believe that the problem is with the cards. I believe the problem has something to do with Lion - even though all efforts to diagnose what and how have failed.
I want to see a specific software update from Apple that specifically rectifies this problem.
David
On Jun 12, 2012, at 2:27 PM, Tony Capelli wrote:
> That's exactly what we did here last Sat to our Mac Pro tower and it worked
> pretty well except we had a Lion thumbnail from Apple. We have come across
> a few issues the biggest pain being my eSatas don't work now. The company
> that installed the eSata cards for us is looking for a driver that makes
> them work on 10.7 and our own IT guy is suggesting we just replace them
> with new cards that also have USB 3.
>
> On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 2:17 PM, michaelmcdade64 <mm.tv@mac.com> wrote:
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>> Just upgrading to Symphony for FCP 6. Looking forward to being back on
>> Avid. Are people doing a clean install with Lion? I did the upgrade
>> already, but I know you have to create your own install disk from the App
>> store. Then do the clean install. Thoughts?
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>> Mike McDade
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