Re: //e: Found SCSI Card, Now What?

[m.kelsey@spam.eecs.wsu.edu]

In article <19990217011339.25049.00002671@ng61.aol.com>,
	supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer) writes:
> lowry@htc.honeywell.com (Dave Lowry) wrote:
> 
>>Found a SCSI card (Rev. B?) for my //e.  I'd like to hook up a CD-ROM.
>>What brands of drives would work best?  What additional software or
>>drivers will I need?  Are there any really good Apple II CS-ROMs?
>>Thanks!

I recommend if you have a PC with SCSI, locate a 40MB SCSI hard drive, connect
it to your Apple //e, load all the software you think you'll ever need onto
the 32MB partition, yank the drive, put it in your PC, find a CD-R drive
and use GoldenHawk's DISK2CD utility to create your own bootable
Apple //e CD-ROM.  I made two CD's, one with bootable GS/OS and another
for me //e.  This works quite well when a program like Marinetti hoses
your GS/OS installation.  All it takes is a quick copy from the CD, and
what's better is you can boot into GS/OS from the CD!

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