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In article <1dd5ajINNd7q@crcnis1.unl.edu> hickman@cse.unl.edu (Hubert B. Hickman) writes:
>Well I seem to have myself an interesting problem.  Some time
>back I received the NeXT 3rd party demo CDROM.  I accessed some
>of the demos shortly after I received it and everything seemed
>pretty much OK.  Note that at this time I was running 2.1 and
>had to update the CDROM filesystem as per instructions included    
>in the CDROM.  
>
>Since that time I have upgraded to 3.0.  Since our local user
>group is holding a meeting on Saturday, I thought it would be 
>a good idea to show this CDROM at the meeting.  So, I take
>it out, pop it in the drive and try to navigate around in it.
>Well, at about the 4th or fifth directory - BLOOEY - system
>panic.  This happens consistently every time I try to read the
>demo CD.  I can read the 3.0 upgrade CD just fine, runs apps of
>it, copy things from it, etc.  No problems with it.      

I encountered this the day after I upgraded to 3.0.  If you recall,
there was a script that you had to run when you got the 3rd Party ROM
--it altered /usr/filesystems/CDROM.fs and is bogus to 3.0 i.e., it
makes 3.0 panic.  Just copy /usr/lib/filesystems/CDROM.fs off of the
3.0 CD, and all will be well.

-rob
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Rob Francis   Unix Systems Specialist, Indiana University
francisr@indiana.edu (812)855-0327