Greetings and felicitations to you all.  :-)

I just joined this list at the recommendation of a friend on the 
PowerBooks list, because while I eventually hope to use my new CDRW with 
my PB 190, I also need to use it on my 7200/120. My friend on the PB list 
said that you kindly folks on the PowerMac list might be better able to 
help me solve this problem since I'm having it on the 7200. OK, here 
goes. Vital stats first, of course, i.e., Meet My Mac:

Power Macintosh 7200/120
603 Processor
OS 8.1
48 MB RAM

Now, here's the problem:

This weekend my boyfriend presented me with a Smart & Friendly 8020 
external SCSI CDRW drive -- a used one he snagged from a coworker who was 
about to throw it out. We successfully got it hooked up to the 7200 and 
the SCSI address we gave it (6) showed up in Drive Setup, so we know the 
7200 recognizes its presence. There was a CD ROM he also brought which 
had an extension on it called CD Sunrise; I installed that and while it 
was enough to get the drive to show up on the desktop (albeit very 
slowly!), between that and the recognition of the SCSI address in Drive 
Setup I'm sure the drive itself is OK. But it needs more effective 
software to really use this drive -- it's supposed to be a read/write 
unit with which I can transfer data back and forth between the 7200 (and 
perhaps the PB 190 when I get a SCSI adapter). No not the top of the line 
fastest and bestest -- either drive or software but it doesn't have to 
be, because not only are my needs minimal but I'm practically broke. We 
spent most of Sunday afternoon cruising the web looking for free CD 
burning software for Mac and couldn't find any, plus read through 
numerous forums in which Mac users with external CDRW SCSI drives were 
all singing the praises of something called Toast. We ended up at a place 
called BuyCheapSoftware.com and I found a listing for "Toast 5 Lite," 
$15, which listed system requirements of 7.something through 9.1 or 9.2. 
Since I had OS 8.1 I ordered it.

Got my CD ROM of Toast  5.2.1 today, and it wouldn't install because I 
didn't have CarbonLib. But even after I found, downloaded and installed 
CarbonLib, version 1.0.4 which is said to work on OS 8.1 through 9.04, 
Toast STILL wouldn't install and it gave me a very weird-looking error 
message: "CarbonLib--CFURL CreateCopyAppendingPathComponent could not be 
found" -- No, that's not typos, the lack of spaces was exactly the 
message, I wrote it down.

So...do any of you have any idea why Toast won't install? Or, perhaps a 
solution which won't cost me any money?

In advance, I thank you over and over and over again.

~Yersinia.

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