I don't remember where, exactly, but I have read in the docs how to read a CD. I'll post it if I get around to finding it, but be assured it can be done, and is documented (google is your best friend).
If you're desperate, you could do a roundabout method of mounting the disk image under Basilisk II, moving or installing whatever you need from CD, then mounting the image back in vMac.
I couldn't figure out CD usage on my Mini vMac install (er...that's the Mini vMac version of vMac, not using vMac on a Mac mini ).
How compatible are vMac and mini vMac? When I read this post, I was thinking of documentation for mini vMac (still haven't looked too deeply for it), but I do remember reading about how to use devices, including cdrom, with mini vMac.
I don't remember where, exactly, but I have read in the docs how to read a CD. I'll post it if I get around to finding it, but be assured it can be done, and is documented (google is your best friend).
If you're desperate, you could do a roundabout method of mounting the disk image under Basilisk II, moving or installing whatever you need from CD, then mounting the image back in vMac.
I couldn't figure out CD usage on my Mini vMac install (er...that's the Mini vMac version of vMac, not using vMac on a Mac mini
).
How compatible are vMac and mini vMac? When I read this post, I was thinking of documentation for mini vMac (still haven't looked too deeply for it), but I do remember reading about how to use devices, including cdrom, with mini vMac.
Are you running on MacOS? (i.e. Classic?) or some other OS?
I have at my disposal 10.4, 10.5, and Classic
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