Re: GS/OS 4.x and GS/OS 5.x disks

[DoNOT@feed.the.trolls (SlickRBCD)]

In article <ake4so$d40$1@server05.icaen.uiowa.edu>,
apple2pd@ground.ecn.uiowa.edu (ground.ecn AppleII Librarian) wrote:

> In article <DoNOT-2308021812500001@12-248-65-251.client.attbi.com>,
> SlickRCBD <DoNOT@feed.trolls> wrote:
> >I've tried comp.binaries.apple2, using DiskCopy encased in Macbinary, but
> >if there is another place or format, let me know. It needs to be possible
> >to put it together on a PowerMac running Mac OS 8.6, or an apple IIGS sans
> >monitor (which would be a trick).
> >
> 
> Do you have a vcr and TV?  Use the composite NTSC video output of the GS.
> The video won't be great but at least you won't be shooting blind.  Set
> the GS to b/w and 40 col if necessary.  Lack of a RGB monitor is a pain,
> but not a roadblock.
> 
>   --Steve
I'm going to try it. I didn't think of using the VCR. I did try hooking up
the GS to a GameSwitch for my old Intelivision II (actually it was
techinically my dad's), but that didn't work. The Gameswitch had the exact
same sized socket as the composite out on the IIGS, but obviously not the
same signal.

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