On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, Jose Marquez wrote: >> >I'm running Windows XP on an Athlon 3200+ processor, 1 GB RAM, with a >DVD-ROM and CD-RW. It sounds like you have 2 physical drives. If this is the case, then that exactly matches my current home machine setup, and is precisely useful because Knoppix, as I see I did not make clear, is a live filesystem distibution - when you boot off of the CD, you don't get an installer, you get a version of Linux that runs from a huge ramdisk and a compressed filesystem on the CD. It won't even mount your local hard drive read-write unless you explicitly tell it to. It's a great way to play around with Linux on any machine without actually having to install it. So anyway, I booted from the DVD-ROM, and read the Gypsy in the CD-RW drive. > I imagine that any workaround would involve the MCP-2 i-trax format >mentioned on the back of the CD, but googling these terms didn't get >me anything useful. > Well, it would involve *something* able to read that CD. I was thinking in terms of a more generic CD analyzing utility, which would include the ability to read i-trax, but would not be limited to just that.