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From: wolf@csclea.ncsu.edu (Thomas Wolf)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: setinit.prg
Message-ID: <1691@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu>
Date: 15 Apr 88 16:45:12 GMT
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In article <8804141515.AA07781@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> BRIGHT@DALAC.BITNET (BOB BRIGHT) writes:
>
>SETINIT is a nice piece of work (thanks to whoever wrote it!).  If you're
>booting off a hard drive, you should DEFINITELY be using it; you'll thank
...
>No problem; just deselect a few things with SETINIT.)  Incidentally, if you
>want to use SETINIT with your hard drive, you'll have to hack the "A:" in
>the executable and change it to a "C:"; the following version is for booting
>off floppy.

I definitely agree.  SETINIT has saved my neck on occasion.  But you mush have
a REAL old copy of SETINIT.  The version I've been using for the past year now
didn't need to be hacked to work with my Supra (but then, maybe the friend I
got it from did that for me?)  Anyway, if there has ever been a more useful
program to go into the ST's AUTO folder, I'm oblivious to it.

TomW.

Tom Wolf
ARPA (I think): tw@cscosl.ncsu.edu
          or  wolf@csclea.ncsu.edu