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ROCKETcine-X report:
After installing the Snow Leopard, rebooted and opened up ROCKETcine-X latest build, app told me that RED Rocket™ is running at x4 lane speed. I guessed that it would probably go back to x8 when I restart it, so I restarted the system and opened up ROCKETcine-X again, then sure enough, it's running at x8 one speed now.
I noticed that this is not only with Snow Leopard but even in Leopard, when you install something to the PCIe slot and first time you boot it, it configures RED Rocket™ as x4 lane then just by restarting, it configures right to x8 lane. So, make sure you cycle the power once after you reconfigure the PCIe card physical configuration.
Overall, ROCKETcine-X booted okay and playback clips normally, I will export clips later.
After installing the Snow Leopard, rebooted and opened up ROCKETcine-X latest build, app told me that RED Rocket™ is running at x4 lane speed. I guessed that it would probably go back to x8 when I restart it, so I restarted the system and opened up ROCKETcine-X again, then sure enough, it's running at x8 one speed now.
I noticed that this is not only with Snow Leopard but even in Leopard, when you install something to the PCIe slot and first time you boot it, it configures RED Rocket™ as x4 lane then just by restarting, it configures right to x8 lane. So, make sure you cycle the power once after you reconfigure the PCIe card physical configuration.
Overall, ROCKETcine-X booted okay and playback clips normally, I will export clips later.