Re: CDROM?

[bazyar@netcom.com (Jawaid Bazyar)]

pca8c@Virginia.EDU (Philip Clayton Abel) writes:

>Is it possible to hook up a plain old SCSI CDROM to a GS (I
>have a Revision C SCSI card) ? I have heard that this can only
>be done with the Apple CDSC 150 and 300 though... or does this
>just apply to the Apple CD drivers that come with GS/OS 6.0.x?
>If this is the case can the drivers be obtained either by FTP
>or commercially? (heard something about a Trantor Systems that
>sells them?)

  Sequential Systems sells a SCSI-2 CDROM driver for the Apple
SCSI cards.  The Trantor driver for NECs is outdated, and doesn't
support ISO 9660 CDROM discs (making it pretty useless). Tulin
has a more modern NEC driver which works well.

  You can purchase both these drivers from Sequential: 800-759-4549,
or 303-666-4549 outside the states.
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