Huh? It was just a CD-R with a couple of files on it, burned at a reasonably slow speed. The CD-ROM was the (I Think) 2x built-in one, so the apple driver did just fine, as long as it was a 'real' CD. I don't use the old' centris much any more, so it isn't really an issue.
My old C650 can only use a localtalk cd, I'm yet to take my own advice and try once again to get one of the cd-roms going, none are apple branded. Mainly interested in what you did use with the built-in one.
I had a little wierdness with the powermac and its built-in one which was corrected with the Joliet extension (very handy) and a updated apple extension which cured the problem.
Some of the biege G3's appear to have trouble after a OS upgrade when you have a cd burner and the stock built-in one which again is extension problems.
I think "what software where you using" is a fair question but if isn't really an issue we'll just forget it. :)
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