On Wed, 03 Nov 2004 22:00:20 -0500, Triffid wrote:

> The copy disc function typically reads the bits from the source disc and
> writes them to the destination disc, and therefore requires no
> understanding of the data format or content. AFAIK no Windows utility is
> able to correctly generate an ISO9660 image of a Solaris CD.

I wonder what that 600MB file which gets created in one of the TEMP
direc^H^H^H^H^H folders was. As I had only one CD device in the machine
and 512MB of memory I wonder how the copy was done bit by bit from one CD
to the other.

>>>>Can you boot the original Software CD 1/2?
>>
>>
>> That remains the operative question.

Let's just keep ignoring that question.