Existing users, 
My Mac will not boot is System 9. Also I should mention that I am using this new thing called OSX. It's been out for about 3 years now but you may have not yet heard of it. I mean who would expect a company that makes processor upgrades and other Mac products to keep up with unimportant stuff like the Mac OS.
I have watched and used your little OS9 firmware updates for a while now and each time I booted into 9 (on my old computer that COULD do that) I thought about how silly and backwards and inept Sonnet must be to not able to get an OSX version running. I thought "One day this is really gonna screw me"
Today's the day.
Welcome ot the 1990's!
Sonnet Tempo ATA133, HD, Trio
firmware for the PCI card
Version: 4.0
Yeah, I'd trust you to make a processor upgrade!
Feedback Type: Troubleshooting Report
Contributed by: LanceMoody Friday, May 16 2003 @ 06:51 PM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Three Months
System Info:
Technical constraints - davert
Updating a current updater is probably relatively easy - creating a completely new one to work under OS X is probably a LOT of work. At that point they might just decide to drop support entirely. Which would YOU Prefer, a quick reboot or no updates?Ignorance seems to be the primary driver of many of these pro-OS X rants. There ARE things that are easier in OS 9. ... if not, I suspect DiskWarrior would have been out for X a year or two ago, along with Quark and a host of other programs.
I am however trying to figure out if there's any need to update for my own machine, which seems to be working well.
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Monday, May 19 2003 @ 11:36 AM PDT