I bought a LaCie USB Floppy along with my G4/450 DP, and of course the fact that OS X dosn't support it is rather frustrating. Even more so that LaCie offered no support on this drive whatsoever! The drive is not manufactured by LaCie at all, it's made by Y-E Data, a company in Japan;.They call it 'USB Floppy Disk Drive FlashBuster-U' and 'USB FDD SNAP-ON Color Cover Model'.

There are two other variants; one made for the early iMacs, and one for Windows. Just now, I received a mail from Y-E Data: Apple will support USB FDD on Mac OS X with built-in driver.

But current version of Apple's Mac OS X driver has problem with mount and un-mount operation. Apple will fix this problem on future update.If you want force to take USB Floppy on current version:. Do not install driver from driver CD-ROM. USB floppy drive work with Built-in Driver of Mac OS X. Insert Floppy Disk to USB Floppy before connecting USB Cable.

Connect USB Cable to your Mac. Floppy will mount on your Mac.But, you could not un-mount and change floppy disk.Apple release Mac OS update 10.0.4, we already test it but, it has still problem. Please wait Apple's next update.Regards,Yoshi Sasaya Y-E DATA INC.It's not a perfect solution, but it does help a bit. Sasaya for his help!;-)Bankmann. Just a little update.My USB floppy now works as it should. Sort of.It did however take me rather long to figure out why on earth itwas so mind-numbingly slow.

(I'd almost given up on ittotally, becaus a diskett could take 5 min. To load.!)Apple has done something weird and awfull with it's DOS-support. Whatever DOS that might be, I don't now - since DOS-formatted disk(ette)s from a Mac isn't readable on a PC.However; using Mac-formatted diskettes the floppy drive is asfast as ever. My only problem being, all my old diskettes arealmost all DOS-formatted for compatibility.sigh.Bankmann. I just got LaCie USB Pocket Foppy drive today, to use with a PowerBook G4 running OS 10.3.4.

Unfortunately, even though I exhaustively researched the available USB floppy drives for Mac, I never came across anything that said the LaCie doesn't support double-sided (2DD) Mac formatted disks, only high-density (2HD). It supports 2DD and 2HD PC formatted disks. Very frustrating, since all the files I want to get back are on older 2DD disks.It took me forever to figure out why my disks wouldn't mount. Wasn't until I came across this thread on macosxhints.com that I learned that the drives are actually made by Y-E Data.

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Aug 28, 2012  If the floppies are from a PC, you might be able to buy a USB floppy drive and connect it that way. The drive should be able to read 720k and 1.4mb floppy drives. Drivers -might- be a question, as I've never connected a USB floppy in OSX (no need to), but I'm wondering if the underlying disk drivers are just 'there' buried within the OS. Buy Portable USB External Floppy Disk Drive FDD External Deck for Laptops at Walmart.com. Portable USB External Floppy Disk Drive FDD External Deck for Laptops. External USB Floppy Disk Drive BlackAdvanced Features:Data Capacity720KB / 1.25MB / 1.44MB ( formatted )USB Data Transfer RateFull speed / 12MbpsData Transfer Rate250kbits/sec.

On their website it does say that 2DD Mac disks aren't supported, which if i remember correctly was why I didn't buy that brand in the first place.Anyway, I submitted a tech support request on LaCie's website to see if they have a software update that might allow it to read Mac 2DD disks. Otherwise, I guess I'll return it and see if I can find another USB drive that will support those disks. I know this thread is old, but I figured if I found it while trying to solve my problem, maybe what I learned can save someone in a similar situation some time and frustration. Still getting value from this thread five years after the last post. I got an old Toshiba FDD Kit PA3109U-1FDD connected to a Dual 1GHz PowerPC G4 tower, to recover journals stored on floppies created in the mid-90s. The insert-before-connect trick worked - no problem with the MFD-2HD disks.But the MFD-2DD and 135TPI 2S/2D disks are out of luck.

I'll search more, but if there are any tips out there on how to recover data from vintage floppies, I could use them! Is there such thing as a USB FDD that can read those old formats? I've had come across this problem in the past.The best solution I got is to build an image of the floppy disk in a cheap PC with a floppy drive using rawimage, rawwrite (or another similar program to transfer the content of the mac formated floppy to a file without windows trying to acces the Mac filesystem.Then, transfer the image files to the Mac and mount them directly in the desktop. If the files uses the.img extension, the Finder will mount them with a double click.That's it.