3.0/CD-ROM reader deal: the clock is running out

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From: Vin Locke
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1992 15:57

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Well, I still have a few days to decide whether to take advantage of the
3.0/CD-ROM reader deal for developers. (deal ends on Wednesday, 9/30/92)

I'd like to know if the CD-ROM reader is a generic-SCSI device, or is there
some NeXT-only aspect to it.  For instance, has anyone successfully attached
the device to another system, specifically other *ix workstations, including
Intel 80*86 machines running some sort of *ix (with a SCSI controller, 
of course).
Feedback on this will be much appreciated.



-- 
					--vin

vin@netcom.com

"...you think YOU know fear -- I've seen them naked!"
				--L. Simpson

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From: vin@netcom.com (Vin Locke)
Subject: 3.0/CD-ROM reader deal: the clock is running out
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Date: Sat, 26 Sep 92 15:57:09 GMT
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Keywords: CD, CD-ROM, SCSI, 3.0, Unix
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