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From: smq@ticnj.UUCP (Steven M. Queriolo)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att
Subject: 3B2 SCSI to CD-ROM
Keywords: 3B2, CD-ROM
Message-ID: <327@ticnj.UUCP>
Date: 15 Jun 88 14:52:25 GMT
Organization: IEX Corporation, Redbank, N.J. (201) 747-4700
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<Posting for a friend; I'll pass queries and replies on for you>

My friend writes:
Has anyone managed to interface a 3B2 SCSI to a CD-ROM player,
running DOS formatted CDs using the ubiquitous High-Sierra format?

Translated, I think this means has anyone hooked up one of them there
new fangled CD player gizmos to a 3B2 using that there SCSI port and actually
read the data on the CD.  That data, by the way, is in High Sierra format and
meant for a DOS machine, but we really want to read it on a real machine.
Actually, they don't have a real machine either, but the department's 3B2
will do :-).

Any help will be appreciated.....Steve.