I have a '99 Lombard 333 'book running OS X 10.1.4 and am having difficulty reading CDs that were burned on a Wintel PC. I have booted in 9.2.2 and still cannot read the CD. My CD drive (the standard one that came with the Lombard originally, not a CD/RW) starts to spin up and abruptly stops 3 times when I close the drive. There is no CD on the desktop and I can't even mount it under Disk Utility. I have tried several CDs that were burned by a friend and I get the same result. I can read the same CDs on several PCs (and I don't have access to other Macs to test). So I know it isn't a problem with the CD itself, and my Lombard CD drive works fine reading all other CDs (music, software..)
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