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From: unknown@ucscb.ucsc.edu (The Unknown User)
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Subject: Copying System 5.0 to /ram5
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Date: 30 Aug 90 09:07:53 GMT
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In response to Mike Aos:
>I think the thing most of you are forgetting to do is format /RAM5. You're
>prolly just copying the files there, and that doesn't work.  Think about it
>for a sec...
        But if I'm using DigiCopy GS why should I have to format /ram5??

        I don't have to do it with anything that's not System Disk 5.0
[Possibly 5.02, but certainly nothing earlier than 5.0]  Those kinds of
things can be copied directly to /ram5 with no formatting...
        
        So in my book that means there's a bug or a "feature", doesn't
it?  If this strangeness (Error $0028, unable to read boot path or somesuch
weird error) is happening ONLY with System 5.0 (or possibly exclusively
5.02 but I doubt it), doesn't it say something's kooky w/System 5?

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