Linards Ticmanis wrote:
Rodney Hester wrote:Actually, it doesn't even see the first two - only the first one. How can I "look" for the drives after having launched BASIC? (I am regrettably still somewhat Apple-illiterate).Type CAT,S7,D<partiton number> at the BASIC prompt to show the root directory of a partition. This assumes that the hard drive is in slot#7, otherwise change the "S7" part. If you PR#3 first to turn on 80 char mode, CATALOG instead of CAT gives you the full version with more info.
Of course in Prodos the D<partition number> needs to be a 1 or 2. Anything else would generate an error. Some harddrives will remap the partitions to lower slots. See what you can find.
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