Getting my imac(intel) to recognize Axiom 25 midi keyboard

G.B. (ver.6.0.5) on my imac (ver. 10.6.8) refuses to acknowledge either of my midi devices, Axiom 25 Controller or M-Audio Fire Wire Solo. I know the connections are functioning because they both work in Live8.

andrew7 wrote:
I ... connected the 1tb hard drive via my Airport extreme
are you aware that this setup is not officially supported ?
Disks that can be used with Time Machine
for some users it might work for a while, but you're risking the backups becoming corrupted over time.
FWIW, have a look at this user tip.
as for the particular error message, see if Pondini's troubleshooting user tip provides any pointers.
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