>it is terminated because it is at the end of the daisy chain.

Be careful. Simply being at the end of the daisy chain does not make 
a device terminated. In order to be terminated, you must do one of 
two things:

1. On the back of the device, close the termination jumper block with a jumper.

2. Install a terminating resistor. (Not especially common on CD-type devices)

If the device is external, there is often a termination switch on the 
back, or you must add a terminating resistor to an unused SCSI port.

>I recall reading somewhere some issues related with replacing the
>main CD driver on this machine: anybody has an idea or information to
>share?

I know that most PCCs shipped with FWB CD-Toolkit and used that as 
the driver, unlike Apple, who just paid to have special ROMs put on 
the CD drives themselves.

-=Dennis=-

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