Ken wrote:

>Am I missing something here? I have a PowerBase 180 that will not boot
>from the CD when holding down the C key. (Regardless of whether I start
>from the keyboard or the power switch, or the reset button).
>
>It reads the CD once Mac OS 8 installs, but it won't boot from the
>stinking master CD. (Not a copy).
>
>Any suggestions??????

Swap out the CDRom with one from a Apple Computer...it'll save you hours of
aggravation by allowing you to boot from any MacOS CD, and probably mean a
faster CDRom drive to boot... so to speak.

The 3rd party CDRoms used by PowerComputing need a 3rd party driver and are
not recognized by Mac OS CD's other than possibly OS 7.6.

There is a Resedit workaround available, but it means fiddling with the Mac
CDROM code. If you're putting Linux on a Mac, you're likely geeky enough to
want to consider this route...=)




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