A virtual CD-ROM emulator works by allowing you to copy and run an image of a CD on your computer. The process serves as an alternative to placing a disc in your computer each time you want to use ...

If I do that, I can access the CD-ROM, but only in DOS mode (it truncates long filenames with the ~1, ect). <BR><BR>Anyone have any idea as to how I can get the CD-ROM supported natively in 98SE?

This article describes how to set up a virtual CD-ROM jukebox (VCDJ) using Samba and Linux. A VCDJ is a network server that provides access to the contents of a large number of CD-ROM disks, without ...