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Article #6835CD ROM for serial / parallel port
From: MEP95DIF
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 1996 00:00
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I have a DUAL 386 sx 25 laptop with 4 MB memory. It has no means of expansion except for a free serial port, or the parallel port. Does anyone know if I can interface a CD rom to this?. I don't want the CD to be portable, and don't mind if lots of cables, power supplies etc are involved. Would it be possible to use an old 286 as some kind of CD operating machine, connected by the serial link? Speed of data transfer is not improtant. Please contact David at MEP95DIF@sheffield.ac.uk
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