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Re: Mac/GS dual boot hard drive?
- Subject: Re: Mac/GS dual boot hard drive?
- From: jradu@iland.net (John Radu)
- Date: 1996/12/25
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: JR Computers
- References: <595jk2$42r@news.vanderbilt.edu> <32B6CD46.3354@auge.de> <59dki4$889@ccnet3.ccnet.com> <59f4ta$i7e@pith.uoregon.edu>
In days of old I actually had this working, and ran a BBS this way... I had
two Apple //gs's slaved to the same CMS 60 meg hard drive. In those days
CMS sold a card that had a "hard" or jumper partition scheme. I just hooked
the SCSI cables from the card(s) on each machine and had both cards set
with the same block allocations... IE; two 30 meg partitions...
Worked great and I could write and compile in ACOS and then run in realtime
on the other machine... Only problem I had was I could not write to the HD
at the same time with both machines, or I'd occasionally blow the file
allocation tables and have to re-format and re-install...
But, I did have a pair of //gs's running off the same HD... No blown
system, no blown cards, no blown motherboards... and did it for a couple of
years...
Reall !!