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Esata Drive not showing up
After a hard drive crash I reinstalled Sierra. Now for some reason my external esata Drive does not show up on my desktop. I have a Mac Pro Intel, mid 2010. I have a feeling it needs a driver, but I’m not sure which sata card I have in the Mac. Is there a way to see this in the Mac profiles?
The weird thing is I have snow leopard loaded on another hard drive, and when I boot that drive up, the esata Drive shows on the desktop. That drive showed up in Sierra before the crash. Any suggestions? Thanks so much.
Greg Ball, President
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You can try Sonnet drivers. Even if your card is not a Sonnet it might have the same chipset. Find the card that is the closest match here and give it a shot: https://www.sonnettech.com/product/computercards/index.html
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Brett Sherman
One Man Band (If it\’s video related I\’ll do it!)
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Thanks Brett. After going through emails I found it was a CalDigit. Downloaded the drivers and I’m in business!
Greg Ball, President
Ball Media Innovations, Inc.
https://www.ballmediainnovations.com
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