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From: ST702174@BROWNVM.BITNET (Dan Bornstein)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: EDITING THE UNIDISK
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Date: 19 Nov 88 18:14:43 GMT
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Beagle Brothers makes (made?) a utility disk for ProDOS in general. Although I
forget the name of the disk itself, there is a utility on it called Byte Zap
Pro or something like that. My friend (who has it) says that you can change a
line somewhere in the beginning of the program (it's a machine-BASIC mix; fast
enough) to tell it that the maximum number of blocks on a disk is 1600 rather
than 280. Then you can change the slot number of the drive to 5 (since that's
where the Unidisk it). That should do the trick.

An alternate is the 3.5 package for copyII+. I think it has a 3.5 sector editor
, but I'm not sure.

-dan