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Date: 18 Feb 88 13:47:26 GMT
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Since I'm currently in the market for a hard drive, some questions come up.
How fast, how large, and how much?  But, to make this a reasonable question,
I'll narrow the focus somewhat at the moment.  Do {any | some | all} of
the hard drives currently available for ProDos allow you to use more than
32 Megabytes.  While that's certainly sufficient for ProDos use, in fact, I'll
probably want to have 20 Megs for my PC Transporter which is stored in a ProDos
file to the rest of the world, though MS-DOS to the card.
 
So, I need a drive that has in the area of 40-60 Megs for ProDos.  Dos 3.3
isn't all that important since I have ProSel and UniDos.  Speed would be
nice.  And, this goes with a 2.5 Mg GS
 
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     Todd A. Bakal                    Knowledge is power, but it is power for
     U of M Apple User's Group          evil just as much as power for good.
     Ann Arbor, Michigan
     Tabakal@ub.cc.umich.edu              -- Bertrand Russell