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Re: Disk transfers...
Rick C. wrote:
>pausch@saaf.se (Paul Schlyter) wrote in message
>news:<bmeo0v$2okb$1@merope.saaf.se>...
>> In article <P6kib.8767$3A6.4499@twister.austin.rr.com>,
>> Mo <momo@atariland.com> wrote:
>>
>> > How do people using apple 2+'s go about transfering downloaded disk
>> > images into real apple 2 floppies?
>>
>> Why bother? Use the disk images as they are, on an emulator.....
>>
>> I've done the opposite a lot though: transferring real Apple II
>> floppies to disk images. And then I used Paul Guertin's ADT (Apple
>> Disk Transfer), which also can transfer disk images to real Apple II
>> floppies.
>
>I've done that. However, my PC is too fast for the emulators. I have a
>real Apple IIgs without any system disks. I downloaded the disk images
>from the Internet on 2MG format. I wish there was a way to transfer
>these images to 3.5" disks so I can boot my IIgs. Does anyone know of
>such a way to do this?
Many emulators can be "throttled" to run at lower speeds, including
native 1MHz speed if you choose. Check the Docs/Help pages
regarding configuration.
-michael
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