Optical Disks (slightly off topic, maybe)
Sageev George <[email protected]>
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Hey all: I have an optical disk drive (Pinnacle Micro). I don't know a lot about it, except that it is a SCSI device. I've been trying to copy information from the 1.2 GB optical disks that we have in my lab, but quite a number of them cannot be read on a Windows 2000 machine, which makes me suspect that there is not a FAT, VFAT, or NTFS type file system. Questions: Is it possible that this device could have been connected to an HP Apollo machine which was running HP-UX? If yes, what kind of filesystem type would it have used, and is that filesystem supported by a NetBSD installation on an HP425t? (I have 1.53 or 1.6 installed on one right now). If not NetBSD, then any other OS? I have access to machines running Linux (Sparc and i386) and I could install OpenBSD on the hp425t (I think) or NetBSD on an i386. Any information about this situation would be helpful. -Sageev