No More drivers when i restart my MAC PRO XEON
Good day !
So here is my problem :
I have two Pioneer Drivers 116 and 112. I initialized my hard disk and after install and restart, my drivers don't appear at all. When i do "about this mac" / more information and ATA,
No drivers on my MAC PRO XEON, all vanished !!!
And when i open the MAC, the power supply of my two drivers are working, i hear the sound of "the power supply" i don't know if it's correct... cause my english is approximate.
Did you heard somewhere the same problem ?
I don't understand.
Thanks for your help cause i really need it.
I would suspect your jumpers settings are wrong. These are cable select...try that not slave/master
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