by Matthew D Rinel » Thu, 18 Jan 1996 04:00:00
by Petros Maniat » Thu, 18 Jan 1996 04:00:00
It all depends on whether you have a SCSI CDROM or an IDE/ATAPI. If you
do have a SCSI CDROM, then probably (and you can include any
applicable disclaimers here), you can use workman, which is supposed
to be very good and has a whole bunch of nice things like cd
databases and so on.
If you have an IDE/ATAPI, you can try installing either one of
workman, xcd, xmcd or whatever you come up with. If you manage to
get anywhere, I'll send you a basket of flowers...
For Workman have a look at http://www.hyperion.com/workman/index.html
For xcd have a look at http://access.digex.net/~vyainsm/xcd/xcd.html
I used to have something for xmcd, but it doesn't seem to work anymore,
so you might have to look for it yourself.
I hope everything works out
Petros
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Workman and xmcd works with SCSI not with E-IDE.
Thanks in advance !
Hani Freiwat
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