>On Mon, 26 Feb 1996 16:07:57 -0500 Jose A. Feijo wrote:
>We just put a Pinnacle RCD-5040 into the Pentium from Zeiss, and
>wrote our first disc.  This disc was readable by the Pentium that
>created it, a CD-ROM reader on another Pentium running
>Windows NT, and a Power Mac CD-ROM reader.  So far so
>good.
>
>However, another Pentium from Micron and a Mac Centris 650
>could not read the disc.
 
As already mentioned by others you should write the CD in the ISO Format.
But this is maybe not enough...
There are several extensions on the different operating systems to allow
long filenames. e.g when I wrote a disc on the Mac with "Toast" and the
"ISO-with-long-filenames-format" this disc is readable on the Mac (you need
a special Iso9660 Extension somewhere in the Systemfolder, check it on the
Power Mac where it worked), under SGI-Unix and Win95, but the latter *only*
if Win95 driver software ist used for the CD-Rom Drive. With Dos-drivers and
under Dos the disk is not readable.
Maybe this is your Problem?
If you need further help you should specify the software used for writing
the disk the used Disk-Format (most probably ISO on a PC) and the operating
Systems (and drivers) of the computers were you can and cannot read the disk.
 
hope this helps
 
 
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