Re: What is/does the driver A2.RAMCard do and why incompatiable with PCT

[shack@deimos.frii.com (Randy Shackelford)]

In article <32d1dff0.0@duster.adelaide.on.net>,
David Goble <goble@kigateway.eastend.com.au> wrote:

>	What does the driver A2.RAMCard do and why is it incompatiable with
>the PcTransporter as a RAM disk, after setting up the PCT drivers in
>the prodos file?

It's the supplied GS/OS device driver for slinky RAM cards, to access 'em as
RAM disks. I would figure it takes a real slinky type card, so a PCT wouldn't
qualify. If you mean setting up drivers in a patched copy of the ProDOS 8
SYS file like I think you mean, that would have no effect in GS/OS.

I have an Apple slinky with 1 mb in my IIgs, and I of course use the A2.RAMCARD
driver. It supports formatting the RAM disk as 1 mb or 800K. That's handy if
you wanna uncompress an archived 3.5 disk.
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Randy Shackelford                                 
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