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1  Neuros Digital Audio Computer / Neuros Digital Audio Computer - I need help! / Re: Mac OSX won't recognize my Neuros on: October 02, 2006, 11:05:24 AM
Thanks, but I'm pretty sure others have been able to succesfully mount their Neuros and sync using NDBM.
Here are a couple of old threads discussing it:
Neuros and Mac OSX
read-only access under Mac OS X
2  Neuros Digital Audio Computer / Neuros Digital Audio Computer - I need help! / Re: NSM Auto Install in Windows XP on: September 29, 2006, 03:22:46 PM
What's up, Luckychunk?!?!

I think I've run in to that type of problem as well, it wasn't with Internet links but a certain filetype which had nothing to do with NSM would launch the NSM installer.  I never figured out what was causing this but my solution was to uninstall NSM and use NDBM to manage the music on my Neuros.  I'm much more satisfied with NDBM than I ever was with NSM.  You can download it here:
http://neurosdbm.sourceforge.net/

FYI: NSM runs on the .NET Framework (not Java) and NDBM is a Java app.  Your version of the JRE should run NDBM just fine.

FYII: I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE!
3  Neuros Digital Audio Computer / Neuros Digital Audio Computer - I need help! / Mac OSX won't recognize my Neuros on: September 29, 2006, 03:09:22 PM
I tried to connect my Neuros to a Mac today (PowerPC G5 running OS X 10.4.7) but the Neuros was not recognized.  I am able to connect it to Windows XP machines with no problem.  I've searched the old NeurosAudio forums but I wasn't able to find a resolution.  Here is some additional info:

- Neuros I with 20GB USB 2.0 backpack, Firmware v2.28
- I've run "Format NAND Disk" and "Revive Bad Blocks" and tried again, still no luck
- On the Mac, it doesn't show up in Disk Utility, but it's present in System Profiler (data below)
- I have an Iomega external USB 2.0 hard drive that works fine
- I've tried multiple USB ports on the Mac with the same result
- I tried connecting my Neuros to a friends Intel-based Mac laptop as well and it wasn't recognized on that machine either
- If I use the USB 1.1 cable, the Mac recognizes and mounts the Neuros (read-only of course)

Has anyone experienced this before and found a way to resolve it?  Is there a way to mount it manually?

Thanks.

System Profiler USB data
USB High-Speed Bus:

  Host Controller Location:   Built In USB
  Host Controller Driver:   AppleUSBEHCI
  PCI Device ID:   0x00e0
  PCI Revision ID:   0x0004
  PCI Vendor ID:   0x1033
  Bus Number:   0x4b

USB 2.0 HD 2.5":

  Version:   1.00
  Bus Power (mA):   500
  Speed:   Up to 480 Mb/sec
  Manufacturer:   Neuros Audio
  Product ID:   0x5416
  Serial Number:   120807C4FC2A
  Vendor ID:   0x0451


Desktop Hard Drive:

  Capacity:   76.69 GB
  Removable Media:   Yes
  Detachable Drive:   Yes
  BSD Name:   disk1
  Version:   0.01
  Bus Power (mA):   500
  Speed:   Up to 480 Mb/sec
  Manufacturer:   IOMEGA
  OS9 Drivers:   Yes
  Product ID:   0x0178
  Serial Number:   7800000000033B67
  S.M.A.R.T. status:   Not Supported
  Vendor ID:   0x059b
  Volumes:
IOMEGA_HDD:
  Capacity:   76.57 GB
  Available:   19.21 GB
  Writable:   Yes
  File System:   Journaled HFS+
  BSD Name:   disk1s10
  Mount Point:   /Volumes/IOMEGA_HDD

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