Hullo Dave,
The other responses are by far the easiest way of transferring 6.20 but for general access to CDs in RPCEmu you can mount an ISO image of a CD. It might seem a little daft to have physical media AND a great big copy squirreled away but for occasional use like this I don't mind the storage cost.http://www.imgburn.com/
As an aside: on my real hardware I ended up in a world of pain once my UniPod snuffed it just after the 6.20 install and I was forced to return to the intrinsic IDE ports. Because of the problems with the need to substitute CDFS drivers and the 6.20 CMOS RAM usage I never succeeded in getting the CD drive to resume operation.
However it was as a direct result of this that I sought out and found RPCEmu so Cosmically Speaking I'm ahead on points. 8-)
However it was as a direct result of this that I sought out and found RPCEmu so Cosmically Speaking I'm ahead on points. 8-)
Cheerio!
Mike
Mike
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