Re: adtn.dmp & dos33.dmp question

[noone@nowhere.net]

OK, one more time, do this.

On the Apple side:
Set the Super serial card to 300 baud, 8, n 1.

Turn on the IIe and Press Control-Reset to stop the drive.  Note the
drive controller needs to be in slot 6.

Type "IN#x"
(change x to the slot where the super serial card resides, usually 2.)

On the PC side:
create a folder called ADT on the root of C: drive on your PC and drop
the uncompressed ADT files there.

Hook the two computers together via null modem cable, note which comm
port you are using on the PC side.

Get to a DOS Window from your Windows box.  (Start/ Programs/ MS DOS)

(enter implied at the end of each line and do not type the quotes)
type "C:" 
     "cd \adt"
     "dir"  (Make sure the ADT files are there, specifically DMP files.)
     "mode comx: baud=300 data=8 parity=n"
     "type dos33.dmp > comx"  
(Change the comx in both lines above to whatever comm port your cable is
hooked to like com2 or com4 or whatever.)

Wait.  You should see the DOS33 file being typed into the Apple II.  If
not, you have mismatched comm settings, a bad cable, or the wrong comm
port specified, or bad comm port, period.

When it is all done typing, DOS 3.3 will start on the Apple II.

Insert a blank diskette in the 5.25" drive on your Apple and type:
    "INIT HELLO"

After a few seconds, it should stop and return you to a prompt.  Do and
OpenApple_Ctrl-Reset to reboot the computer and see if the disk boots
you to a prompt.

Now, if that doesn't work, wait for the disk.  ;)

If it did work, type "IN#x" on the apple and "type adt.dmp > comx" on
the PC. (Change the x to the proper #.

Thankx,
Ed