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After visiting the Plasmon website it seems they only have drivers for the PC and not for the mac. You may not be able to use this CD ROM with your mac (<a href="http://www.plasmon.com" rel="ugc">http://www.plasmon.com</a>)<br />
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Toast supports the Plasmon RF4100 (at least the read me file of version 3.0.5 states as much)<br />

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After visiting the Plasmon website it seems they only have drivers for the PC and not for the mac. You may not be able to use this CD ROM with your mac (http://www.plasmon.com [http://www.plasmon.com])

Toast supports the Plasmon RF4100 (at least the read me file of version 3.0.5 states as much)


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I have inherited a Plasmon RF4100 CD writer which is now hooked up onto a 7200. The 7200 has no internal CD drive so I have always used an old external with no problems. However, with the Plasmon, it doesn't seem to want to mount any disks to read them (even though SCSI Probe and Mount Everything can see the drive and know what it is). Can this drive read disks? If not, can I hook up both the reader and writer successfully ??? Do I need some special Control Panel or Extension ??? If it helps, the Plasmon used to be used on a Unix machine. Also, if I get a copy of Toast, can the drive be used fine with it ???
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I have inherited a Plasmon RF4100 CD writer which is now hooked up onto a 7200. The 7200 has no internal CD drive so I have always used an old external with no problems. However, with the Plasmon, it doesn't seem to want to mount any disks to read them (even though SCSI Probe and Mount Everything can see the drive and know what it is). Can this drive read disks? If not, can I hook up both the reader and writer successfully ??? Do I need some special Control Panel or Extension ??? If it helps, the Plasmon used to be used on a Unix machine. Also, if I get a copy of Toast, can the drive be used fine with it ???

CD writer (Plasmon RF4100)

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