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Problem with Apple //e boot ... help?
- Subject: Problem with Apple //e boot ... help?
- From: kellihanb@aol.comDelete (KellihanB)
- Date: 07 Mar 2001 00:23:00 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: AOL http://www.aol.com
- Xref: supernews.google.com comp.sys.apple2:6448
Hello,
I just got a new Apple //e (well to me anyways). I admit I'm new to Apple
][, so if this is a simple thing, just let me know :-)
I plugged everything in and popped in an Apple ][ Desktop disk and it booted
up fine. (runs on ProDOS 8, dated sometime in August of 1988). No problem..
Well I turn it off. I turn it back on... problem.
Never having really used Apple //e hardware I'm a little confused. It goes
"beep beep" and then I'm in what looks like a machine language monitor. I
tried a few one letter commands... s doesn't do anything. l lists a few lines
in hex I think. The odd thing is turning it off and back on, it remebers what
was on screen before. Goes "beep beep" and displays a new line and gives an *
for a prompt.. How do I get out of this? I've turned it back off a while
thinking it might "forget" after sometime, but no effect? Is there a key
sequence to get out of this? And what the heck is it? a Machine language
monitor? I thought this would go to Basic if no disk was detected...
Please note that this is the enhanced version of the //e (or so the keyboard
says..)
Thanks in advance,
Bret