On Wed, 7 Oct 1998, Christopher C. Tjon wrote:

> No, in fact, it is a Toshiba XM-3601B.  I was not aware of the difference. 
>  Do you think a more modern prom would help or do I need to go out and find 
> a Sun CDROM?  Additionally, I can read the disk under Windows NT.  That 
> suggests that the drive will read the disk but without the right boot proms 
> it doesn't matter?

I think you need a Sun CDROM, unless you can figure out how to kick
the Toshiba into 512-byte block mode.  AFAIK there are no PROMs for sun4c
machines that let them boot from 2048 sector CDROMs.  

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