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From: delton@pro-carolina.UUCP (Don Elton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: System Disk 5.0 Quirk
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Date: 25 May 89 23:38:28 GMT
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Was playing around with system disk 5.0 and found that indeed you can rename a
file to another set of upper/lower case and have it work under GS/OS.  The bad
news though is that if you rename the wrong files your disk won't boot.  i.e.
START or x.SYSTEM or x.SYS16 has to stay all upper case or the system won't
come up except with an error message saying it can't find a START, x.SYSTEM,
or x.SYS16.  Would seem that this quirk is one we could do without.

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