Re: ProDOS downloads

["Miles Attacca" <milesattacca@gmail.com>]

I downloaded a two-disk set of GS/OS (version 5, I think) from one of
the Apple II software archives. They came in .sdk format, however, and
my Mac LC 575 (the only other system I have available to "doctor" it,
as I really can't afford the new good stuff) doesn't know what to do
with them. Any programs to suggest that I can put on a floppy and send
to it? Runs Mac OS 8.

Ed Eastman wrote:
> Miles Attacca wrote:
> > I know that the final version of GS/OS is offered free to all on
> > Apple's website, but what about ProDOS? Is there any reliable place
> > online that Google somehow hasn't reached that offers it free for
> > download, or will I for some reason have to buy disks off of eBay?
> >
> ProDOS is part of GSOS.  Grab the GSOS disks and hold the 8 key while it
> boots to go into ProDOS and BASIC.  If you have a set of disks hand, the
> file you want is called P8 and should be renamed ProDOS and placed on a
> diskette you want to have boot up.
>
> Thankx,
> Ed
>
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