William Guzardo, Jr. A friend of mine keeps a copy of his MacOS on a disk as an emergency boot disk, and I do the same with Windows 95. And then ,TA-DA . . . These things can work OK, but they can get real tricky. When I disconnected the printer to travel with lap and Iomega, I am told the unit cannot be found.
Device shows that is is working.
At the moment, their webpage is down. If you reach customer support on the webpage, all they give you is their phone number. They will not answer a contact from the webpage. Their unit is fair when it works. Their customer support really sucks.