Kellion writes ...
> 
> Does anyone happen to know the last DOS 3.3 version of Copy II Plus
> before ProDOS?  I am trying to find a DOS 3.3 version that will allow
> me to do copies from volume to volume on a DOS 3.3 partition of my
> hard drive.
> 
 ....

     Don't know what any version of Copy II+ would make of DOS 3.3 volumes on
hard disk.

     If you are talking about using Copy II+ on a hard disk with 1600-sector
(400k) DOS 3.3 partitions, you probably need version 5.5 or earlier modified
to work with 50 tracks and 32 sectors/track. (I don't know of any such Copy
II+ available from an archive. The modified Copy II+ might do fine for most
functions; but, it probably would not work correctly for something like the
Track/Sector mapping function.)

     If your DOS 3.3 partitions are regular size (560-sector) volumes, Copy
II+ v5.5 or earlier started from diskette or a partition may work-- never
tried it, though.

     Your best bet may be Glen Bredon's DOS Master system. It includes ways
to create different size DOS 3.3 partitions on hard disk along with a
modified FID to handle copying files.

     DOS Master and docs are available on GS WorldView's archive at
http://apple2.org.za/gswv/a2zine/System/ .



Rubywand



Ok, I have the answer you need... sort of.

Rich sells the CFFA and in my opinion it is the best storage card for
the price and maybe the best period. I have my Apple IIplus running a
program called DOS MASTER on it that divides up the Compact Fash card
into DOS3.3 partions and then I just copy my images into those using
ADT. It won't work on all images but it works on a lot of them. I set
my system to boot prodos then autoload dos master. From there, dos
master goes right into the first dos3.3 partition which I have a
DOS3.3 master image with my own custom menu to load my programs.
Changing to a different partion is done with the volume command, for
example;

CATALOG,V4

Will go to the volume 4 on the compact flash dos partion that is set
up. There are some drawbacks, but it is the best solution I've found
for having DOS on a hard drive.

Vince

Replica 1
Apple 1 clone
http://www.vintagecomputer.tk