Re: Funny thing, my iMac now recognizes all CD Roms as ProDOS volumes

[obsbedia2@aol.com (Obsbedia2)]

<< Did you upgrade your system?  >>
	No upgrade since I bought it. I did install an external drive a couple of
months later, but that was a year and a half ago.
	I'm running OS 8.6 on an iMac with a SmartFDD 1.44 Meg external floppy disk
drive by Microtech.  I often transfer files back and forth from the iMac and
the Apple IIgs or IIe.  The day after running the last ProDOS transfer, I
placed a CD Rom in the iMac and it told me "This disk is unreadable by this
computer.  Do you wish to initialize the disk?  Yes/No"  The "options" for
initializing aren't the usual options.  It lists "ProDOS OK" and a blank option
category only.  No Mac or IBM options with the size listed.  Even ProDOS always
lists the size ; never "OK."  
	Answering "Yes" or "No" results in the same action.  The disk is ejected.

	I've tried different CD-Roms with the same results.  This is a little
worrysome since I've had to reinstall printer drivers and use an iMac OS disk
just to boot sometimes--and I'm certain that it will happen again.
			Jay Edwards