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Re: Transferring Files
CiderPress, which runs in windows, can read/write to physical Prodos disks.
(Look in CiderPress help under "Opening a Physical Volume").
I have a SCSI IOMega Zip 250MB hooked up to my GS. I use it instead of a
hard drive because I can swap disks, reboot, and have a totally different
GSOS running. My BBS runs on a Zip disk that only has Prodos & Metal
installed.
Anyway, I have a Zip drive in my PC as well. I can put a Prodos formatted
Zip disk in the PC and using CiderPress, copy files directly to the Zip
disk. Put the Zip disk back in the GS and all the files I copied to it from
the PC are there.
I can also make 2mg images using Asimov on the GS. Save the 2mg files to
the Zip disk, move it over to the PC and, using CiderPress, copy them off
for use in the emulator. I used this method to copy Orca C from the real GS
to the emulator.
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"Rubywand" <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote in message
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> Terry Olsen writes ...
>>
>> You know what's cool? I have a Zip drive on my GS, and I have a Zip
>> drive
>> in my PC. I can transfer files by sticking a prodos formatted Zip disk
>> in
>> my PC and use CiderPress to copy back and forth...
>>
>
> Could you go into more detail about the process?
>
>
> Rubywand