Dave:

Since Drive setup detects the CDrom OK, but the CDrom doesn't mount, 
I suspect you don't have a CDrom driver to support that CDrom drive.

I also have a a PB 520 and two non Apple  (NEC and Toshiba) external 
CDrom drives.  The CDrom drivers from, MacOS 7.6 support many non 
Apple CDrom drives, also the drivers I got with my NEC external CDrom 
drive.

I'll attach by separate Email the CDrom drivers I use for my non 
Apple CDrom drives.  They still work on S9.1.
I also recommend you try SCSI Probe and MT-Everything (see www. 
versiontracker.com)  for SCSI mounting.

Gerry

>From: "dave lamothe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: extenal SCSI CD ROM Help
>Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2002 09:53:45 -0400
>Message-ID: <000f01c1e229$76bf9c90$a57ba8c0@upstairsxp>
>
>Hi All,
>Well it's been a few weeks into my power book 520 and I have bought more
>adapters and cables than I know what to do with.
>I still can't get a web browser on the machine, though I now have many
>to choose from that someone burnt to a CD rom for me, Which leads us to
>our (or my ) problem.  I have an external CD player attached through the
>proper SCSI cabling to my power book.  When I use the Drive setup up
>under my Macintosh HD icon it detects the CDROM on SCSI channel 1 and my
>internal hard drive as SCSI 0.  The problem is unlike when I install a
>floppy disk and the OS puts the floppy icon onto my desktop, I get
>nothing like that for my CDROM, so I don't know how to make the Mac see
>beyond the fact that there is an external CDROM drive and into what is
>actually on the CD Rom itself.  The CD Rom is terminated, I'm at a loss.
>The good news is I found a monitor and a fellow student gave me a
>printer (of course the driver for it is on a CD rom)
>Any help would be great
>Thanks
>Dave

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