> How is it possible to boot off of a CD drive with a Plus or SE/30?  I
> have tried on an SE/30 and Classic and they would not boot off the CD.
>  I have otherwise had good experiences with using a CD drive with my
> compacts.

I read online that all Macs will boot off the CD, even if they aren't Apple 
CDs.  Apparently, only Apple CD-ROMs will work with the "C" key held down, but 
there is an arcane chord according to one website: "cmd-opt-shift-delete 
immediately after startup and as long as there's a bootable CD in the drive and 
there isn't another bootable drive on the SCSI bus (other than your normal boot 
drive), it will boot from the CD-ROM."

I will be trying this tonight after work, and will report back.

-Lavode




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