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Re: Apple II CFFA

Subject: Re: Apple II CFFA
From: "Bryan Villados" <news003@macgeek.org>
Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2003 07:46:11 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: RoadRunner - West
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"Willi Kusche" <willi@wilserv.com> wrote in message
3d7aa99a.0306212213.9782336@posting.google.com">news:3d7aa99a.0306212213.9782336@posting.google.com...
>
>     If the storage medium isn't removable then the lack of an Apple
> partition map really isn't a problem.  But on media that can be easily
> moved from one system to another...

The manual for the CFFA card covers that issue, as far as CompactFlash cards
are concerned. In the manual, it mentions that the card is not designed to
allow a user to change the CompactFlash card while the computer is turned
on. However, if someone is trying to use a Zip drive on its IDE controller,
then that would be a potential problem.

Otherwise, all the disk utilities I've thrown at the CFFA card (Copy II Plus
9.0, ProDOS utilities 4.1) works great.

--- Bryan

References:
- Apple II CFFA
  - From: John Woodall <lenny15@mindspring.com>
- Re: Apple II CFFA
  - From: willi@wilserv.com (Willi Kusche)
- Re: Apple II CFFA
  - From: David Wilson <david@uow.edu.au>
- Re: Apple II CFFA
  - From: willi@wilserv.com (Willi Kusche)

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