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Magneto-optical Drives

Post by Marcia Rie » Sat, 02 Sep 1995 04:00:00



I want to set up a system of Linux boxes which
will have to exchange a lot of data with Suns
running Solaris. One possiblity is to use
magneto-optical drives such as ones from ArteCon
or Pinnacle Micro. Does any one have experience
with these running under Linux? Would the Linux
and Solaris file systems be compatible?
Marcia Rieke
 
 
 
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