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Re: Can I use my Apple II to get an Apple III booted?

Subject: Re: Can I use my Apple II to get an Apple III booted?
From: lyricalnanoha@dosius.ath.cx (Steve Nickolas)
Date: Sun, 28 Feb 2010 13:35:19 +0000 (UTC)
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oz390gta wrote:
> I have an Apple III that powers up but I don't have a boot disk. I
> have a IIgs with 5.25 drive connected to my Mac with ADTPro. Can I use
> this to make a boot disk for the Apple III?
> 
> oz390gta
>

Apple /// disks are the same format as Apple ][ disks - and the Apple ///'s
SOS uses the same filesystem as the Apple ]['s ProDOS, so the disks can be
moved back and forth between the two systems.  I think there should be no
problem doing so.

-uso.

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