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Date: Wed, 3 Jan 1996 16:00:29 -0700
From: Blair Schmittel <blair@oddis.cyber-naut.com>
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Subject: Question about 'serial' cdrom.
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I am forwarding this message to the mailing list.  This involves FreeBSD:

"I called the company that made it.  Mine is a Serial CD-Rom,  This is cuz the cdrom runs at 300kbs which a short serial line can handle.  If Unix can handle a serial modem, shouldnt it be able to run a serial cd????"

I think the 'company' refers to Walnut Creek.

Anyway, could somebody please answer his question?

Blair