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From: tope@enea.se (Tommy Petersson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.emulations
Subject: Re: Using AmigaDOS & UNIX
Message-ID: <2749@enea.se>
Date: 6 Mar 91 13:56:40 GMT
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In article <1991Mar5.123116.8063@sarah.albany.edu- hb136@leah.albany.edu (Herb Brown) writes:
-In article <9103031733.39.11@SYSOP> sysop@insider.zer.sub.org writes:
->
->  
->> Can one run both AmigaDOS and UNIX simultaneously on the A3000UX?
->
->No. Unix takes over the machine. It needs full control over the MMU, and
->uses approx. 1.5Megs for the OS&Display, etc. 
->
->Amiga - What else ? |  Garry Glendown         The Insider HST/V32 0662177923
->
-
-I understand that; however, how can I transfer that "neat" pgm.zoo file
-which I just downloaded to the UNIX side of the hard drive to the Amiga
-side of the hard drive? On my 'old fashioned' system I would simply use
-a modem and z-modem protocol to get it to the Amiga. Does my question
-make sense? Do I need a second Amiga to accomplish this? Sorry if I'm
-appearing dense, but I really do not understand how to do this with a
-3000UX machine. Many thanks for any help.
- 
-                                    Herb
- 

There's always the ugly way of using BRU (Backup & Restore Utility) to
backup/restore from diskettes. The program exists in compatible versions
on both Unix and Amiga-DOS.

Ask Commodore about it (at least Commodore says you should ask them).

Tommy Petersson
tope@enea.se