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Re: Still need help: Apple II <-> Macintosh
Bruce Tomlin wrote:
>
> In article <34F76D93.81B@prism.gatech.edu>, Kris Kelley
> <gt6005a@prism.gatech.edu> wrote:
>
> > Regarding the second set up, I do have a file currently on the Mac
> > called "shrinkit34.sdk". I've tried copying this file to a ProDOS disk,
> > but since I do not know my way around ProDOS, and the Apple IIe was
> > unwilling to load the disk it was on (the ol' "UNABLE TO LOAD PRODOS"
> > error message), I haven't been able to do anything with it. Again, all
> > help will be appreciated.
>
> Don't use a Power Mac to write to ProDOS disks. There's something screwy
> about the way it writes the data such that an Apple II can't read it. I
> think I even tried making disks on a Powerbook 145 and they still didn't
> work. Had to go to my IIci.
For two years, I regularly used the same 3.5" disk on my GS at home and
the PowerMacintoshes at my school with no problems. The Quadra 840av and
640av's didn't like my double density disks, however. Now I have a Mac
at home and have had no problems "sneakerneting" a disk from the Mac to
the GS, no matter which of the three OSs it is formatted for (ProDOS,
HFS, or MS-DOS).
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