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- I have a LMSI 1x CD-ROM IDE drive, and I have no problem reading Hybrid
- CD's, albeit it a bit (extremely) slow.
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- What I can't figure out is why DOS cd's fly, and this cd doesn't after
- about 2 or 3 levels deep in the directory tree. Trying to read any CD
- DOS or Hybrid takes forever under E/DOS after the 2 or 3 directory level.
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- It is running on a 486 DX2 66 with 12 megs. Windows 95, in MS-DOS mode
- NOT MS DOS Prompt.
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- Bill Miller
- wjm@wwa.com
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- From owner-paper Sat Jan 27 23:13:44 1996
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- From: jamesy@microcosm.resnet.cornell.edu (James Yang)
- Newsgroups: comp.emulators.mac.executor
- Subject: Re: ARDI mentioned in MacWEEK !
- Date: 27 Jan 1996 01:19:36 GMT
- Organization: Cornell University
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- In article <4ebc58$p5v@agate.berkeley.edu>, Nick Kralevich wrote:
- >Throughout the article, all they did was mention "UNIX",
- >instead of "Linux". I wonder why... After all, as far as I know,
- >the "UNIX" version of executor consists only of the "Linux" version.
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- A while back there was a flame-squirmish on whether it ran for FreeBSD or
- not (or something like that). I don't remember if any confirmation of
- Executor running under FreeBSD came out of it.
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