On June 14, Michael L. Hitch wrote:
>   Unless Toast knows how to write a VAX bootstrap to the CD, you are out
> of luck.  I don't know of any CD burning software that would even know
> what a VAX is, much less be able to include the VAX bootstrap..

  Telling Toast to write a raw disk image to the CDROM should work
fine.  I've been doing that with bootable Ultrix CDROMs (both VAX and
pmax) for years.  As long as the disk image contains a usable VAX
bootstrap, all should be well.

        -Dave

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