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DISCUSSION Many of the newer Macintosh computers have built-in support for CD-ROM drives. These Macintosh computers have the basic CD-ROM drivers in ROM. If your computer does not have the CD-ROM drivers in ROM, you will not be able to startup your Macintosh computer with the Startup CD included with the AppleCD 600e CD-ROM drive. In order to get the CD-ROM drivers installed, you must copy the Apple CD-ROM extension to a floppy disk. You will have to use a Macintosh computer with a CD-ROM drive to copy the Apple CD-ROM extension from the CD-ROM included with the AppleCD 600e drive. Copying Minimum CD-ROM Files ============================ Step 1 ------ Open the CD-ROM Software folder on the CD-ROM Setup disk. Step 2 ------ Drag the Apple CD-ROM file to a floppy disk. Step 3 ------ Choose Restart from the Special menu. Let your Macintosh start up from the normal startup drive. Step 4 ------ Insert the floppy disk with the Apple CD-ROM file on it into your Macintosh computer. Step 5 ------ Drag the Apple CD-ROM file onto the closed System Folder on the hard drive. A dialog appears explaining that extensions need to be stored in the Extensions folder. Step 6 ------ Click OK This places the Apple CD-ROM file in the Extensions folder. Step 7 ------ Choose Restart from the Special menu. Allow the Macintosh to start up from the hard disk. Step 8 ------ Insert the CD-ROM Setup CD in the CD-ROM drive. The CD-ROM disc will appear on your desktop. Step 9 ------ Double-click Installer on the CD-ROM Setup volume to finish installing all files from the CD-ROM Setup volume. When the Installer is done, an Installation Complete dialog with a Restart button appears. Step 10 ------- Click Restart. After restarting, your Macintosh is able to use the AppleCD 600e drive. |
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Product Area: | Peripherals |
Category: | CD-ROM |
Sub Category: | AppleCD 600 and AppleCD 600i |
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