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Hi,

Doe's anyone have any idea's of "how to" boot from a CDROM?

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Fred Schaible
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Boot from CD without a cd drive? I guess you could spin it on your finger?

Sorry if I misunderstood you, if so, please elaborate.


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