Re: Disk images...

["Arkain" <rwking@usa.nospam.net>]

Simple. The image file is an 835K image file of an 800K disk. The extra I
can only assume to be Disk Copy meta-info. Either way, I wanted to load the
image under KEGS to copy the actual utilities to a 140K image file so I can
transfer it to my REAL IIe and partition/format the SCSI drive connected to
it.

Now I wonder what would happen if I created a few HFS partitions under linux
in a file, transferred the file to my IIe and wrote the file directly to the
SCSI HD... Would that give me the partitions I need? I could use the
SCSI.PART program to read the disk then.... Now I'm getting ideas. But I'd
still like to be able to do this the conventional way!

Arkain

"Phoenyx" <quazar@dcnet2000.com> wrote in message
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> Actually, I'm almost certain Kegs will understand it. I question why he
> wants the scsi utilities under Kegs though. If he is planning on making
> scsi disk partitions, he can do this with Linux and the HFS utilities.
> The HFS utilities are only needed to fake a GS readable partition since
> Kegs chokes on the Linux file system. Once the partitions are created,
> run the Kegs emulator and a utility such as Prosel 16 and format them.
> This works for HFS and ProDos partitions. Just remember the first
> partitions should be P8 and the HFS should be last.
>
> --
>
> Thank you for your time and interest. I hope it was helpful
> or at least interesting.
>
> Phoenyx,
>
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>
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