On Friday 14 June 2002 09:37, you wrote:

> This problem is perhaps moot on a 7300 as there is only one way an UATA
> drive can be used on this specific machine ... through an UATA card.
>

I bought one of the $30 MacResQ 8x4x32 CD-RW's discussed on the list a month 
or so ago and installed it into my 7300 w/Sonnet Tempo ATA-100 card 
yesterday. It's alone on the second channel, attached with an ATA-133 cable.

It is bootable in this configuration, but only when you select a CD as the 
startup disk in the Start-up Disk control panel.  Holding down C or pressing 
DOCS does not work (you get the "?") with an OS 9 CD.

Additionally, while it works great as a CD-ROM in OS 9 (with either the Toast 
extension or the Apple CD/DVD driver, I've tried each, disabling the other in 
turn),  it will not successfully burn a CD in OS 9.  Toast recognizes the 
burner,  burns the CD, and then crashes when it gets to "Finishing" (which is 
when it normally speeds up the rotation speed for a few seconds before 
telling you that the CD is ready).  It locks up the computer every time, with 
both Toast 4.1.3 and Titanium 5.1.2, whether in real or simulation mode.   

However, it burns CDs perfectly in OS X, same machine, same Toast Titanium 
5.1.2 app., same everything.   Something to do with how the SCSI emulation 
works with the ATA card in OS 9, I suppose.  FWIW.  

MJF

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