Reorganizing my HD

[jimmys@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Jimmy Shaw)]

I will be replace my current HD setup on my GS with a larger drive
(specs are not given to show off.  I am not like those "I have
a 486DX2-66 with a 500 meg HD and..." people :)  besides, it's not
that impressive.

Current setup:

a Seagate 80 meg HD and a Quantum 100 meg HD, driven by a RamFast
SCSI card.  All the partitions are formatted with ProDOS 8.

New (possible) Setup:

a Maxtor/Connor 345 meg HD.  I might keep the other two if I can't
sell them off (watch the comp.sys.apple2.marketplace for my 
upcoming ads :)

I would like to (eventually) get gno for my gs, and would like to
have 2 or 3 prodos/gsos partitions, and use the rest as one HFS partition.
the HFS partition would be use with/by gno, since Unix/Gno allows for
some funky path|file-names that won't be valid for gsos.

My concerns: what happens if the HFS partition crashes?  There are no
utilities for/on the GS that will fix it.  I think someone said that
I'll need a GENERICAPPLESCSI (?) driver on the HFS partition if I want
the ability to connect the drive to a mac and have it repaired there.
How do I go about getting this elusive driver?  I also recall something
about the genericAppleSCSI driver hiding in the resource fork of the
ADU program.  Is this true?
 
Answers and suggestions and replies are eagerly anticipated, and much
appreciated.


Jimmy





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