Re: Urgent Help Needed with //GS CD-ROM Issues..

["Marvin Miller" <marvinmiller@hotmail.com>]

Hi;

Ya, there's no problems with software/hardware issues as far as the O/S and
the CD-Rom goes. It will read other people's 'factory' disks with no
problems whether they are 9660 or HFS.

As far as my 'burned' disks go, they've been written in every possible
manner including the strictest adherance to the original ISO 9660 standard.
The conclusion seems to be that the old CD-SC may not like any type of
burned CD-Rom.... the jury's still out but it's getting narrwoed down to the
point that I'll risk installing Linux (an O/S I know nothing about) in an
effort to get a HFS SCSI drive loaded with the data.

I'm getting frustrated with my //gs!!

Best;
Marvin


"Rubywand" <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote in message
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> Marvin Miller writes ...
> >
> > Hi;
> >
> > I just got my CD-SC today and connected it to my //gs. All is well and
it
> > reads a data disk I had from some old game.
> >
> > I burned a CD-ROM using ISO-9660 onto a non-re-writeable disk (the drive
> > would not accept re-writeables). The disk goes in fine and the system
> > accepts the disk BUT it does not show an icon for it and I can see no
way of
> > accessing it.
> >
>  ....
>
>      Is your HS FST (HS.FST) installed? Did you create one named volume?
If you
> created more than one, there could be problems under GS/OS.
>
>
>
> Rubywand