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Re: stupid newbie question, DOS, hard drives..
- Subject: Re: stupid newbie question, DOS, hard drives..
- From: The Wizard of Oz <wizard@emeraldcity.gov>
- Date: Thu, 24 Nov 2005 20:07:45 GMT
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On Thu, 24 Nov 2005 16:44:22 +0000, Ziggy wrote:
> Jerry Leach wrote:
>
>> Im using Virtual ][, and boy howdie what a blast from the past. I was a
>> real apple // wiz 25 years ago, now I can't figure out how to do
>> anything. I just figured out CAT. But I just realized while posting
>> this that I don't have any DOS disks. I've been looking on the
>> Asimov.apple ftp site, but I'm not sure where to start. If I remember
>> correctly, what I'm used to is MSDOS-5.0. I've seen ProDOS pop up in my
>> browsings but I can't remember what that is. I've also used Novel DOS,
>> can't remember what version.
>>
>> I could swear the old //c I had booted right up into ms-dos. Or is that
>> the ProDOS I'm thinking of. Dang, I used to be so good with the apple
>> now I'm so confused.
>
> That would be interesting, seeing MSDos booting on a Apple II.. ProDOS would
> be a bit more compatible :)
>
> I bet you are just getting the names confused.. There never was a version of
> MSDos that worked on the II's.
>
> ( Novell dos was(is) also only for the intel based 'PC'. )
What if the computer he used had a PC Transporter? Then again that card
wasn't around 25 years ago...
Later
Mike