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Re: Installing Oregon Trail on a hard drive

Subject: Re: Installing Oregon Trail on a hard drive
From: grent@comcast.net
Date: 8 Jul 2005 06:09:08 -0700
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Hi,
  First you need a deprotected copy of Oregon Trail. If the disks are
double sided then you will need some hard code changes to link the 2
together. Once it is deprotected, you can make DOS 3.3 image of it. You
must save the image to a ProdDos partion to run.
  You can store the image any where ( hsf) but to run it must be from a
Prodos Partion. If you are using a Ramfast you must run it from either
of the first 2 mapped or is it umapped partions. This one got me. Took
quite a few hours to get what that meant.
  Take Care,
             George

References:
- Installing Oregon Trail on a hard drive
  - From: "Xerxes409" <colin_tokyo@hotmail.com>

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