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Re: ADTgs issues

Subject: Re: ADTgs issues
From: "Polymorph" <polymorph69@hotmail.com>
Date: 16 Oct 2006 20:27:28 -0700
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Miles Attacca wrote:
> Yes...for ProDOS, I'm afraid. If that's the issue (and now that I think
> about it, probably is), could you recommend an easy fool-proof utility
> for the DOS 3.3 job, that runs from ProDOS? Considering that ADT is my
> next resort after I couldn't get DiskMaker working awhile back, I'd
> rather not have to go through that again.

By the way, ADTgs only runs under DOS3.3 - ie. you have to boot into
DOS3.3, transfer ADTgs to a DOS3.3 disk, and run it from there. It is
not only the destination format that ADTgs relies upon, but the
underlying DOS as well. ADTgs does *not* work running under Prodos.
Likewise, ADTpro does not run from DOS3.3.

IMHO, you should definately be using ADTpro because of its extra
functionality. Its really kewl.  A credit to Mr Schmidt here...   :-)

cheers,
-p

References:
- ADTgs issues
  - From: "Miles Attacca" <milesattacca@gmail.com>
- Re: ADTgs issues
  - From: "Tempest" <tempest@atariprotos.com>
- Re: ADTgs issues
  - From: "Miles Attacca" <milesattacca@gmail.com>

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