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Re: Zip drive =800k?
- Subject: Re: Zip drive =800k?
- From: mlpearce@!SPAMFREE@cris.com
- Date: 1998/07/23
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Concentric Internet Services
- References: <6p5l05$bil$2@nnrp1.crl.com>
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Louis Cornelio <cornelio@crl4.crl.com> wrote:
: I have a question: has *anyone* been able to copy more than 800k
: at a time to a zip disk without an error msg (usually $0027?)
I have been able to copy 32 (31.5?) megabytes at a time. I made partitions
on a zip cart the same size as the ones on my hard drive & just dragged
one partition on top of another. I also copied a 6 meg PDF file from a PC
CD ROM onto a cartridge, then copied the file onto my hard drive so I
could write it to a HFS cartridge.
:
: I *do* recall the discussion about the need to supply terminal power,
: but someone tells me he has same prob w/ ramfast, which _does_ supply it.
:
I'm still not sure that the zip NEEDS terminal power.
: I have an Apple hi-speed, (do not have the term power modification
: done) but this is the *only* problem encountered w/ the drive.
My zip works fine with an unmodified high speed Apple SCSI card-both with
and without a hard drive attached to it.