Hey David.
That's what I thought too.
I get hung up on HVFexplorer. The minute I try and copy the file from the disk image that was made in Basilisk II on to the A: drive in HFV explorer, it asks to overwrite it. Once it's overwritten the mac se won't be able to see it.
I guess you could say it's more with an HFV explorer issue.
Addendum: Now that I got my Mac Classic running...
Now. I'm going though this whole exercise because I'm trying to salvage a game that is still on my 20 year old floppies. It's from a game called Uninvited.
There is this one stubborn file that seems to be write protected. I downloaded the game from Macintosh Garden. However, there are a couple of scenes missing. I have the original disks and thought that I would just copy the files and move them over to Basilisk II on my PC. Also for the sake of exercise, as I have a bunch of wP docs that I would like to move over to basilisk ll on my PC. The Uninvited files coppied except one: The application file. It seems to be write protected. But now that I have the HD up and running, perhaps I can get Apple file exchange to see some of the copy apps I'm bringing over from the PC. I don't think it will work, but it's worth a shot!
what do you think?
Are you familiar with Basilisk II, or HVFexplorer?
Hey Got it!!!
It was kind of like just retracing my steps but there is one point that gets tricky. But I got it!
However, the copy apps that I moved over to the Mac Classic didn't copy the disk! It must be write protected! Because I know the disks work.
I tried all but one: DiskCopy which requires sys 7.0.1. time to buy some floppies!!