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From: jmk3@crux4.cit.cornell.edu (Jay Krell)
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Subject: Re: RamFAST and HFS?
Date: 13 Apr 1995 04:09:59 GMT
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JB3819@JB3819.SBC.COM writes:

>So, you HAVE to do the partitioning on the Mac so a driver can be installed.

This is a frequently stated falsehood around here lately
it seems. Randy Shackelford corrected it partly. He
partitioned on a IIGS with ADU and put a driver on with a Mac.

Better yet- If you have an Apple brand drive (not the current
ones apparently, just the older ones and probably any ripped
out current internals), ADU will put a driver on the HD that
is for Apple drives. But, if you run my GenEx program "on"
ADU, you will get a file named GenericMacSCSI that ADU
takes as (self documenting) a generic SCSI HD driver for a Mac. It isn't really
generic, it is just the Apple driver in new clothing. Anyway,
ADU trusts you, and will put this driver on any (non-Apple)
hard drive. I posted GenEx to comp.binaries.apple2 recently.
I should make sure it gets to ftp.cco.caltech.edu...

Please note, as GenEx's docs note, that 1) this is a blatant
abuse of Apple's software and the over-documentation they were nice
enough to supply to programmers and 2) it is not guaranteed to
work, but has worked fine for me. Has anyone else out there used
GenEx with good results? With bad results?
Oh yeah, and 3) it is illegal to distribute the file that GenEx produces.
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