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From: timlee@bnrmtv.UUCP
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Subject: Master disks
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Date: Fri, 18-Jul-86 15:01:23 EDT
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> CALL -151
> 9E42:34
> CTRL-C (to exit the monitor)
> 
> INIT filename, Sn, Dn
> 
> This will leave your disk init'ed with a basic program called
> "filename" as your hello program.  Delete it, and replace it
> with your Binary file WITH THE SAME FILE NAME.
> 
> I do not believe this works if the diskette has been updated to a
> master (using master create).
> 
Moot point, since finding an Apple with less than 48K is nearly impossible
now.  If you must have a master, Beneath Apple DOS tells you how to patch
the Master Create program to patch the master DOS.  But the above method
is just fine for slave disks.