re: Need help w/Fast Eddie (ROM image)

[GUDATH@EZINFO.VMSMAIL.ETHZ.CH (Henrik 'Ratte' Gudat)]

In <32EBB4FD.1C27@worldnet.att.net> Won writes:

> Hmm, so let me get this straight... You first go into prodos from GS/OS 
> and then at the command line prompt type in exactly the codes from the 
> docs, right? So where does this rom image file finally turn up once I go 
> back into Finder? What would it be called so I can locate it? Only after 


Hi,

Ok, it's very simple. The file is called "Apple2GSRom" (it's the name right
after the "BSAVE" statements in the docs) and it is located in the root
directory of your ProDOS disk.

This means: if you have started ProDOS from a 3.5" disk in order to make the
dump, it'll be in the root dir of that disk.

If you have launched into GS/OS (recommended) on a hard disk and then clicked
the "Basic System" icon to enter the AppleSOFT BASCI shell/proDOS 8
environment, it'll be in the root dir of the hartd disk.

Put briefly, it;'s in the  root directory of your startup disk. This of course
only if you did not change the path manually. The BSAVE statements simply save
the disk to the _current_path, but if you want to be sure you can indicate a
full pathname, such as

BSAVE /MyDisk/MyDir/Apple2GSROM,a$....,b$....,l$....

Replace MyDisk and MyDir with a disk name and directory of your chocie.

If this is not clear to you, feel free to contact me in e-mail.

regards,
henrik