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Re: old question: getting files to the ][
- Subject: Re: old question: getting files to the ][
- From: "cbmeeks" <cbm at s i g n a l d e v d o t k o m>
- Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2004 10:36:34 -0500
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: S i g n a l D E V
- References: <2b9477f.0412052236.4cea811c@posting.google.com>
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I am just about in the same boat.
I found a boot disk at: http://store.syndicomm.com/
It cost like $5.00 for the disk. I read that version 5 is better if your
IIgs does not have a harddrive because 6.0 needs to be installed on a
harddrive.
"TJ Edmister" <damage_x@hotmail.com> wrote in message
2b9477f.0412052236.4cea811c@posting.google.com">news:2b9477f.0412052236.4cea811c@posting.google.com...
>I have a IIGS/ROM-3 with only keyboard, mouse, 3.5" FD, and 5.25" FD.
> I have a few apps on 3.5" disks which work but I don't have an actual
> OS floppy. In order to transfer files I was thinking of making some
> sort of cable and whipping up a program on each end (have done this
> successfully on an Atari 8-bit before).
>
> My question is: how can I write to a floppy (or initialize, copy
> files, or whatever)? If I understand correctly, this functionality is
> added to BASIC via a portion of the OS which loaded from disk, which I
> don't have. Though given the built-in BASIC and ML monitor anything is
> possible... or would it be too much hassle, and I should try to get a
> proper boot disk first?