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Re: Apple II FORTRN

Subject: Re: Apple II FORTRN
From: Roger Johnstone <roger@roger.geek.nz.removethisbit>
Date: 8 Apr 2007 05:21:48 GMT
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In <0001HW.C23DA0630010DB27F02845B0@news.nw.centurytel.net> Charlie 
Springer  wrote:

> As an adjunct, do you think a CF card formatted for Prodos will be 
> recognized  as a Prodos volume if I plug it into a reader on my Mac? 
> Does OS X still  support the Apple II formats? This would be an easy 
> way to get files to/from  the //e and the internet.

Alas no, Mac OS X has never supported the ProDOS disk format. You can 
however use Disk Utility (or the command line 'dd' program) to make a 
disk image of any disk, even one which has no mountable filesystem on it, 
then open the disk image in an Apple II emulator or a program like ADFS. 
After you're finished you can reverse the process to write the disk 
image back to the original media.

-- 
* Roger Johnstone, Invercargill, New Zealand -> http://roger.geek.nz
* PS/2 Mouse Adapter for vintage Apple II or Mac
* SCART RGB video cable for Apple IIGS

References:
- Apple II FORTRN
  - From: Charlie Springer <RAM@regnirps.com>

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