| From: | Andrew Barker |
| Date: | 11 Apr 2001 at 14:02:39 |
| Subject: | Re: Linux installation |
> The AACDs use ISO9660 (the standard CD filesystem) with Rockridge and
> Amiga extensions. Any post-Stone Age computer should be able to read
> ISO9660 Rockridge, and the Amiga bits are ignored on a PC, they only
> relate to file protection bits and comments.
Just support Neil's claims. Indeed the AACDs are readable on:
*My Amigas' - IDE Creative 36x Speed CD-ROM Drive (also under Fusion, Mac
Emulator)
*My PCs - IDE Pioneer 16x40 Slot Loader DVD ;-)
*My PCs - SCSI Yamaha 6x4x16 CD-Writer.
*My Work PC - IDE LG 32x Speed CD-ROM
And the following OS's:
Amiga OS 3.9 BB1
Mac OS 8.1 (Fusion)
Windows 98 SE
Windows NT SP6a
Mac OS 9.1 & X ;-)
Maybe your CD drive is just dodgy mate ?
Regards
Andy Barker
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