Re: A Franklin and an Alltech Drive

[me2@nowhere.org (Bart)]

>2. The hard drive may have ProDOS installed; but, the ProDOS may not have the
>mod to work with a Franklin.
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Rubywand Thanks,
 I think this is the probable one:  I did a reset and issued a PR#7 w/o the 
floppy controller or the CP/M drive in place and get a ProDOs 8 v2.0.3 splash 
screen but no prompt.  A subsequent break shows a Basic progy fragment (that 
will not run) in memory and all subsequent efforts result in a rolling loop at 
location c00 in memory.
I do NOT have a bootable floppy DOS 3.3 or ProDOS and was hoping that a 
bootable Hard drive would allow  me to make a bootable floppy.  No luck I see.