Subject: Re: Apple II LocalTalk Card
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bobryan9@my-deja.com writes:

>I don't know how the Workstation card works with Prodos.  I have
>several of the cards but I've never plugged them in.  I have a question
>for people who've used the WS card:  Can you type in commands at the
>regular prompt, and retrieve (LOAD) files from the Macintosh server?
>Or is there a special 'program retriever' file that you have to go
>through to get files from the server?

If you have a Mac running AppleShare Server v2 or v3 you can boot your //e
from the server. I have a //e here in my office that boots from a Mac IIsi
running AppleShare Server v3. My //e has no HD and I only plugged the DuoDisk
into it to allow me to copy some files.

Even if you do not boot your //w from the Mac, provided you have the correct
ATINIT file (and run the a2 chooser program to select your Mac file server)
you will be able to see the shared volumes from the Mac (provided
the files & directory names don't have illegal chars for ProDOS).
--
David Wilson  School of IT & CS, Uni of Wollongong, Australia