ProDOS CDs

[Sean McNamara <sean@macassist.com.au>]

Hi folx,

I've fired up my IIgs with its SCSI HD, and that works OK, if a little 
slowly. I have a spare external Apple CD drive which I'm planning on 
connecting up to it.

Now, I know I can use HFS CDs with the HFS FST, but I was wondering 
about ProDOS CDs - it seems appropriate to try and use native formats, 
and I'd like to play around with it.

I've read the excellent article at 
<http://www.mactech.com/articles/develop/issue_03/Mixed-Partition.html>, 
and I think I can handle all that, but I want to burn the CD myself, so 
instead of Step 5 being:

        "5. Mail your hard disk drive to the CD production
            company of your choice, asking them to place an
            image of the hard disk on the data track of the CD.

I want it to be:

        "5. Place an image of the hard disk on the data track
            of a CD using [programs|methods] X, Y or Z."

I have a PowerBook G4 running OS X 10.3.5 with a SuperDrive, I have an 
eMac 800MHz that can do 10.3.5 or 9.2.2 with a Combo drive, and I have 
an LC575 running 7.6.1 which I can probably rustle up an external CD-R 
drive with Toast for.

Any pointers on methods to use the above, or programs I can download 
which will do the job for me?

Thanks

Sean

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