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A system with a CD drive in 1993 was a luxury. I remember I had to use floppies in 1994.
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  I had a single speed CD rom, but it was hooked up under a weird SCSI arrangement that Slackware wouldn’t recognize.
  
  So I swapped it out for a 2X IDE drive with a 3CD caddy! Good times!

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