Yes, there are two kexts that extract themselfs from the card at boot, if the flash I'd dosen't match it will stop them loading, this giving you a non working card
Dougg3 tried patching and manually loading these kexts, which gave him a working card with a 'unsupported' flash chip, but this gives you a non bootable card
Edit: Seems dougg3 beat me to it...
Edit2: I am wondering if the problems are more to do with my g3 than the card, it seems extremely picky about booting and staying stable. I tested it with a spare 2.5" SATA drive and it worked fine and was perfectly stable, but with a couple of 3.5 wd's it vary's from failing to get past the apple logo, to freezing to random kp's
With the sawtooth it is stable with whatever drive I seem to give it
Dougg3 tried patching and manually loading these kexts, which gave him a working card with a 'unsupported' flash chip, but this gives you a non bootable card
Edit: Seems dougg3 beat me to it...
Edit2: I am wondering if the problems are more to do with my g3 than the card, it seems extremely picky about booting and staying stable. I tested it with a spare 2.5" SATA drive and it worked fine and was perfectly stable, but with a couple of 3.5 wd's it vary's from failing to get past the apple logo, to freezing to random kp's
With the sawtooth it is stable with whatever drive I seem to give it