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From: jtjones@tetra.UUCP (Jeffrey T. Jones)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Re: prodos on an apple ][+ (old question?)
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Date: Fri, 22-Nov-85 10:57:10 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 22 10:57:10 1985
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Reply-To: jtjones@tetra.UUCP (Jeffrey T. Jones)
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>But it is only now that I have some friends running PRODOS, that I
>would like to be able to. DOS 3.3 always served me well and I use CP/M
>most of the time anyway. So, if you know the answer and could take a 
>minute to send it, I would appreciate it.

Get yourself a 16K ramcard (if you haven't one already) and boot it up.
That's all there is to it.

I know for a fact that ProDOS 1.0.1 works on a ][+ w/ 64K (that's what I got).
I'm not sure about 1.0.2 because I don't think I bothered getting the update 
yet.  Some disks might not work however, like the //c System Utilities disk.
I think that only works on //c's and enhanced //e's.  Bye.............

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Jeffrey T. Jones                                Naval Ocean Systems Center   
                                                Code 811 - VHSIC Project Office
jtjones@nosc.ARPA                               San Diego, CA  92152
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