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David, I have the same problem and I don't think there is a solution.
What version of ProDOS is booting?  I thought mine booted 2.0.3 but it
might be 2.0.1.  I never used AppleShare2, I started with 3.0 and upgraded
to v3.0.3.  I used the Apple II setup disk that works with version 6.0.1
(Apple II Setup 3.0).

Although I am not positive, I believe Appleshare boots ProDOS from the
'Apple //e Boot Blocks' file in the Mac System folder.  I don't know how
to replace this ProDOS image, but I wish I could.  My problem was trying
to update the ProDOS clock driver code for the next 7 year cycle.  I put
updated p8 and ProDOS files in the (Mac) System Folder, in the root
directory, in the GS System folder, in the Users folder, etc. to no avail.

So I resorted to writing a small binary program that patches the year
table for ProDOS in memory.  This small pgm is run everytime I boot a IIe
from the network.  Kludgy, but it works.

Please let us know if you can find and manipulate the ProDOS image.
I guess part of my reasoning for suspecting the Boot Blocks file is the
fact that ProDOS16 has a Boot Blocks file and ProDOS16 Image file.  There
is no ProDOS or p8 image file, but it could fit into the Boot Blocks file,
based on file size.

Good luck!
  --Steve  (apple2pd@ground.ecn.uiowa.edu)

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 --Steve  (apple2pd@ground.ecn.uiowa.edu)