Are 1394 ports standard on XPS5?. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.dell () I'm getting ready to buy XPS5 and was going thru the customization steps and noticed an option for a 1394 adapter! But looking at the tech specs, seems like the XPS5 has 1394...

good DV cables, 2 > newly purchased 1394 adapter cards - one VIA based, the other TI based - I > have backed the 1394 drivers down to XP SP1 versions (ensuring that they are > not automatically updated to SP2 drivers upon boot). The VIA-based adapter...

female cable that would go into the usb port so I can use my 400MPs router instead of the net book if pssible Google is your friend. Google "usb 1394 adapter". ...

would be best. I would be using it for Video editing downloading music and backups. 2) I am not sure the difference between the ATA hard drives and the Raid hard drives. 3) Also would I need the IEEE 1394 adapter? 4) Would it be better to...

this built > in tuner offers FireWire (IEEE 1394) in and out ports on the back. In > the owners manual they demonstrate the user of the FirePorts for > connecting a D-VHS deck (HD compatible digital VCR developed by JVC). >> I have a IEEE 1394 adapter...

have a Texas Instruments 1394 implement and further went onto say that if you've a native 1394 (on your laptop) or one hanging off of it (i.e. PCMIA?) to go with the native 1394. All of this is simply from memory. Can you open up your Techgear PCMIA...

one is an onboard Realtek NIC, and the other is a 1394 adapter which I found out is a firewire adapter. The Realtek nic is shown as unplugged, but it is not, except it maybe in the wrong socket for the 1395 adapter, but as I could only see one I am...

so I don't think you can eliminate them from Network Connections. To kill the icon in SysTray: Network Connections Right click the 1394 adapter Uncheck "Show icon in notification area when connected" ...

card blocking SATA issue. I'm planning on the AMD Phenom II X2 545 Callisto 3.0GHz with either board. Seems to be a good medium between speed and price for my current and 3yr future uses. I'll get a couple cheapo ATA to SATA adapters to allow me use my usual...