Subject: Re: IIgs disk images
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From: helix@hunter.apana.org.au (Helix Energy)
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Date: Fri, 28 May 1999 17:44:50 +1000
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<Pine.GSO.3.94.990527231622.27299C-100000@mercury.cis.yale.edu>, Michael
Cukan <mcc34@pantheon.yale.edu> wrote:

> How would I go about making a disk image of a IIgs prodos-formatted disk
> using a mac? 
> 
> Thanks in advance.

All you need to do is use the program "DiskCopy" that comes with the
MacOS.  After loading DiskCopy, you simply need to insert a IIgs disk and
DiskCopy will then make an image of it.  Make sure you've got PC Exchange
on if you're using MacOS versions 8.1 or lower and be sure to have File
Exchange on for MacOS 8.5 and greater.

Or, you could just use Bernie ][ the Rescue.  That will create new blank
disk images, and if you have System 6 setup with Bernie, you can just
insert a IIgs disk and with the IIgs Finder, copy the real disk to a disk
image.

LaTeR!