You can tell by the fact that it says "power mac G4", that these CDs were burned a long time ago. Well, a long time ago, in terms of technology. There are a couple hundred CDs, containing a whole bunch of photos, each around 70MB.
So I finally told myself I was going to copy all the stuff from CD and get it on my Hackintosh (2600K CPU/GTX670 GPU/Z68xp-ud3p mobo), but when I go to put in the CD, it is shown as empty, except for a single image (which is odd, because the image is only around 134KB, when I know for a fact all the images I took scanned at around 50MB):
So I figure, okay, this is a problem with Finder. So I go download an alternate file browser:
Alright, great! They're showing up. But when I go to copy them...
Nope
. So then I go and do it the command-line way:
Alas...
So then I go and try the same thing on my ancient iBook G4. Boom. It works.
This leads me to believe that this is a problem with the compatibility between discs burned in the 10.3/10.4 era and 10.8.
Any ideas? I'd like to get this things onto my HDDs.
So I finally told myself I was going to copy all the stuff from CD and get it on my Hackintosh (2600K CPU/GTX670 GPU/Z68xp-ud3p mobo), but when I go to put in the CD, it is shown as empty, except for a single image (which is odd, because the image is only around 134KB, when I know for a fact all the images I took scanned at around 50MB):

So I figure, okay, this is a problem with Finder. So I go download an alternate file browser:

Alright, great! They're showing up. But when I go to copy them...

Nope

Alas...

So then I go and try the same thing on my ancient iBook G4. Boom. It works.
This leads me to believe that this is a problem with the compatibility between discs burned in the 10.3/10.4 era and 10.8.
Any ideas? I'd like to get this things onto my HDDs.