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To: Linda Kaplan who wrote (11938)	4/21/1998 3:22:00 PM
From: WebDrone	Respond to of 213176

Re Hitachi cd-rom on Motorola Linda, my motorola uses a hitachi cd player. The system7.6 cd I got with the system has the correct driver for the hitachi. I can boot from my original disk, install a base system on my HD, then install software from a HD bott up. It is no one's fault- not Motorola, not Apple. It is just an inconvenience that I accept for a super price on a slightly uncommon hardware platform. If I was not comfortable with doing oddball installs, it would be a problem for me, Motorola, and Apple. As I said, this is why Clones can be a real headache. Richard (p.s. I know I could replace the drive, but I'll save the loot towards a new system. Then I can do network installs!)