on 8/2/04 6:05 PM, Haroldo Mauro Jr. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is an extension I didn't mention named "Apple CD-ROM". There is no "Apple CD Extension". Should there be one? It's a CD recorder. I was going to try switching the SCSI ID, as you suggested, but now it seems the HD is dying!! It makes no spinning sound, and I'm getting the floppy with a blinking "?"
Thank you,
Harold~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
No, no. That's the one. If you're using a non-Apple CD ROM you may not get it to mount on the desktop, unless you find the hacked version of the CD ROM software.
Jeff G
So, is this an issue affecting vintage Macs only or, rather, older systems? This CD recorder have been working OK connected to a 6500 (8.1-8.6) and a G3 bege (9.2.2), without the use of any third party drivers, except for the Toast CD Reader. Maybe I should try using an OS 8 or 9 version of the Apple CD-ROM extension?
Haroldo
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