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From: chaosboss@pro-lep.cts.com (Circuit Breaker)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Disk drive woes...
Message-ID: <7.net.apple@pro-lep>
Date: 13 Dec 89 19:10:06 GMT
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Hmmm...  Talking about all these drive failures make me glad that even if my
drive died, I could still boot up ProTERM and still call out.
How can I do this?  I think you know already, but for those that don't, here
goes..
I have a GS-Ram Plus (w/2Meg) and a RamKeeper.  Booting from "ROMdisk" is a
dream.  Faster than any Hard Disk boot I've ever seen on a GS...
Not only that, but my boot disk is larger than 800k (895k I think)  PLenty of
room for the System and ProTERM, with some room left over for small text files
or whatever...
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