Re: CD-ROM for the Amiga

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From: Marc Rifkin
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 1990 21:56

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ISO 9660 is an internationally recognized format for CD-ROMs.  It's
architecture is different than AmigaDOS, as it is optimized for
a non-writeable medium.  To the Amiga, it is just another filesystem,
like the old FS, FFS, MSDOS (if you've ever used Cross-Dos), etc.
By using ISO 9660, the Amiga is at least filesystem compatible with
most CD-ROMs- of course it can't run other computers' software, but
the access to data files is there for Amiga native software to use.

Marc Rifkin, R38@PSUVM

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From: R38@psuvm.psu.edu (Marc Rifkin)
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Subject: Re: CD-ROM for the Amiga
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