Re: Boot disk troubles

[Wayne Stewart <waynes@intergate.bc.ca>]

$0201 is a memory error. You don't have enough memory to run the
system software.  System 6.0.1 takes a minimum of one mb RAM for even
a very basic system, Since it does that with the floppy, two likely items come
to mind,
1) Some of your memory is tied up as a RAMdisk, Check the control panel
settings(while holding down the Apple and Control, press and release the
escape key)
2) You have a ROM 1 IIgs with either no memory card or an Apple memory
card with a lot of empty sockets. Best solution would be to get a card with a
minimum of 2 mb since anything less is generally considered pretty inadequate
nowadays.






"Justin C. Sherrill" wrote:

>
> The SCSI disk gets through the boot screen, and stops with a "$0201" error
> after the progress bar runs across.  (I get the option to keep going or
> restart, which only works if I restart.)
>
> The boot floppy also give the same error.
>
> Is the problem in my IIGS, the boot floppy, or some other arcane item?  What's
> a $0201 error?
>