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

["Steve Q" <sqnospam@superbio.notrash>]

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> > 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

I'm going to get with you privately this week about a place to FTP 'em, if
you can.  I just gotta set it up.  Or, if they're not too big, you could
send 'em to a temporary address I created, a2 [at sign] superbio.co.notrash
(replace .co.notrash with .com).  I'm easy.

> > Just name it, I'll do what I can. As for the issue of the IIGS having a
> > hard time reading the disks, certain Quadras and at least one early
> > PowerMac (don't remember the model, but it was available in 1994 or
1995,
> > my memory's a little fuzzy) had a shitty drive that couldn't handle
double
> > density disks properly, only high density disks.

I appreciate the help.  My 7200 has never been able to create disks that my
IIgs could read.  I don't recall having luck with the Quadra 700 (but I can
try it), but I've got an 8500 that I can put to the test, too.  Who was it
that said that the Mac was one of the best peripherals you could buy for an
Apple II?