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Re: Can't initialize Disk

Subject: Re: Can't initialize Disk
From: "Frank Townsend" <ftownsen@iamdigex.net>
Date: 2000/11/12
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: Intermedia iAmerica - http://www.iamworld.net
References: <3A0E4C53.65F84724@Concentric.net> <B6338FBA.DA4C%sheppy@sheppyware.net> <3A0E68A7.35EE67D@Concentric.net>

INIT is used with DOS 3.3, not ProDOS.

"Gabriel Morales" <Togega@Concentric.net> wrote in message
3A0E68A7.35EE67D@Concentric.net">news:3A0E68A7.35EE67D@Concentric.net...
> Eric Shepherd wrote:
> >
> > There's no INIT command in ProDOS.  You have to use the system utilities
> > disk to format disks.
>
> ??
>
> Can't any (w/few exceptions) bootable ProDOS disk make another bootable
> ProDOS disk? Perhaps I am missing a step, but I remember initializing
> disks in this manner- by typing INIT and an program name.
>
> --
> Gabriel Morales <http://www.GabrielMorales.net>

References:
- Can't initialize Disk
  - From: Gabriel Morales <Togega@Concentric.net>
- Re: Can't initialize Disk
  - From: Eric Shepherd <sheppy@sheppyware.net>
- Re: Can't initialize Disk
  - From: Gabriel Morales <Togega@Concentric.net>

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