HOW TO REINSERT AN EJECTED TECMAR HARD DISK
Posted: November 28th, 1984, 11:07 pm
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Subject: HOW TO REINSERT AN EJECTED TECMAR HARD DISK
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Date: Sun, 28-Oct-84 01:26:27 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct 28 01:26:27 1984
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From: John Clark
If you "eject" a Tecmar MacDrive 10Mb fixed hard disk, there is apparently
no way to "reinsert" it except by rebooting. However, if you'd prefer not
to have to do this, there is an easy workaround based on the ramdisk
"RamStart" application posted recently to this bboard.
Using RMover, cut the DRVR and INIT resources out of RamStart, leaving only
the CODE resources. Copy the resources DRVR 5 .TDisk and INIT 4 from the
Tecmar System file, and paste them into the aforementioned RamStart
application. Exit RMover, and rename RamStart to something meaningful,
like MDStart.
You now have an application that can be put on the Tecmar MDSystemDisk,
and, when launched (with MDSystemDisk the current startup disk), will
"reinsert" an "ejected" hard disk.
--John Clark
clark@rand-unix
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From: info-mac@uw-beaver (info-mac)
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Subject: HOW TO REINSERT AN EJECTED TECMAR HARD DISK
Message-ID:
Date: Sun, 28-Oct-84 01:26:27 EDT
Article-I.D.: uw-beave.1996
Posted: Sun Oct 28 01:26:27 1984
Date-Received: Tue, 23-Oct-84 01:56:41 EDT
Sender: daemon@uw-beave
Organization: U of Washington Computer Science
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From: John Clark
If you "eject" a Tecmar MacDrive 10Mb fixed hard disk, there is apparently
no way to "reinsert" it except by rebooting. However, if you'd prefer not
to have to do this, there is an easy workaround based on the ramdisk
"RamStart" application posted recently to this bboard.
Using RMover, cut the DRVR and INIT resources out of RamStart, leaving only
the CODE resources. Copy the resources DRVR 5 .TDisk and INIT 4 from the
Tecmar System file, and paste them into the aforementioned RamStart
application. Exit RMover, and rename RamStart to something meaningful,
like MDStart.
You now have an application that can be put on the Tecmar MDSystemDisk,
and, when launched (with MDSystemDisk the current startup disk), will
"reinsert" an "ejected" hard disk.
--John Clark
clark@rand-unix