[CUBE] need a Firewire CD-R/DVD-R mechanism?

[Kunga]

I bought this model. I'm returning it today. It won't let you boot into 
any OS from a boot-able CD-ROM. I recommend against it. It is NOT a 
LiteOn. It is Chinese brand X and Toast does not identify it as a 
LiteON which I know it would if it was because I also have other LIteOn 
CD-RWs that Toast sees as such. Do NOT buy that Office Max deal this 
week.

CenDyne has finally started to scrape the bottom of the barrel and it 
is not pretty.

k

On Friday, June 6, 2003, at 10:28 AM, Julian Tracy wrote:

> Officemax has the LiteOn 52X cdrw (branded as a Cendyne for 9.99 after
> rebate.  This burner is recognized by Itunes and has a 2MB buffer.