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Re: More of Focus drive
- Subject: Re: More of Focus drive
- From: jbcole@ix.netcom.com (JB)
- Date: 1997/08/20
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Netcom
- References: <5svv15$1gbi@enzu.unm.edu> <5tgdoe$i2$1@Jupiter.Mcs.Net>
In article <5tgdoe$i2$1@Jupiter.Mcs.Net>, deven@MCS.COM (DEVEN ATKINSON) wrote:
>
> > The drive wouldn't boot from Slot 7 of a plain vanilla non-enhanced
> > Apple IIe. And, I thought I verified that it wouldn't boot from Slot
> > 7 of an enhanced Apple IIe. (We were in a hurry and I may have
> > skipped a step or two.)
>
>
> > 1. The Focus drive as delivered did boot up as advertised from Slot 7
> > of an ENHANCED Apple IIe.
>
>
> > Is it possible that by removing the original files from the Focus
> > drive, then installing ProDOS 1.9, BASIC.SYSTEM and an Applesoft
> > STARTUP file, we did something to prevent the drive booting up from
> > Slot 7 in the enhanced Apple IIe? Or, in our hurry, did we fail to
> > fully test this condition? I thought we tested it.
>
I'm a little confused....Did the focus successfully boot in slot 7 in the
enhanced IIe? Was this just from flipping on the switch? Or, did you have
to have a disk in the floppy drive of slot 6 which contained the program to
redirect the startup to slot 7?
I have a focus in my IIgs that has worked flawlessly for 1.5 years now. I
was thinking of getting one for my IIe which is enhanced.
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