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Re: IIgs woes
- Subject: Re: IIgs woes
- From: dwarts@yahoo.com (Hudson Hornet)
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 17:10:44 -0500
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Sounds Unlikely
- References: <dwarts-2806011645330001@192.168.1.2>
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In article <dwarts-2806011645330001@192.168.1.2>, dwarts@yahoo.com (Hudson
Hornet) wrote:
> My first experience with a IIgs OS disk:
>
> I got some original Apple OS 5 floppies yesterday, and tried to boot one
> up. The floppy spins, the status bar gets to about 55% and stops. The drive
> light goes off.
>
> Thinking there was something amiss, I took out the floppy and stuck in my
> Mac, just to see what happens. While I did so, I noticed the status bar on
> the IIgs still crawling inexorably along. Two hours later, it had reached
> its zenith. Nothing else happenned. I tried the System Tools disk, and the
> status bar didn't even get that far.
>
> Tried another floppy drive. Tried a different IIgs. Same result.
>
> Any advice?
Disregard this post (but thanks, William!) When I opened up a IIgs to get
info for the network card (my other recent post), I wondered what would
happen if I removed it. Answer: The OS disk now works fine. I've seen my
first IIgs desktop, and I may now weep :) On to AppleTalking that sucker!
Keith
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- From: dwarts@yahoo.com (Hudson Hornet)