Re: booting crash

[Daniel <cyberdaniel@my-deja.com>]

Hi,

Which ProDOS are you booting is the one in the root directory
of a a drive where GSOS is installed? The ProDOS that is part of GSOS
is not the ProDOS 8 that needs to run. The real ProDOS 8 is in the System
Folder called P8. GSOS runs this file P8 when switching to 8 bit programs.
Make sure you boot a ProDOS from a standard program disk. The ProDOS file
installed by GSOS is a startup file for GSOS.Which ProDOS are you booting
is the one in the root directory
of a drive where GSOS is installed? The ProDOS that is part of GSOS
is not the ProDOS 8 that needs to run. The real ProDOS 8 is in the System
Folder called P8. GSOS runs this file P8 when switching to 8 bit programs.
Make sure you copy a ProDOS file from a standard program disk or the P8
file in the system folder & rename it ProDOS. The ProDOS file
installed by GSOS is a startup file for GSOS & will produce the error you
received.

Daniel




In article <0004b20c719-522-1488@www.goblinsreach.org>,
  "Adalbert Goertz" <goertza@fatalerr.com> wrote:
> When I boot into my harddrive and Prodos8, it crashes. Sometimes
> I get error message Cannot load ATInit although I do not boot from
> GSOS. Since I do not use any AT files, I have deleted them.
> What is going on?
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