Apple IIe Card - Manual (Page 55)

Problems with Apple IIe Files and Disks
I can't see the Apple IIe partition I created on my hard disk
- If you're a floppy disk startup person, make sure you started up from the
IIe Startup Disk.
- If you're a hard disk startup person, make sure that you still have the
ProDOS File System document in your System Folder. (It should have been
installed automatically when you followed the instructions in Chapter 2.)
I get a message saying no file servers were found
- If you want to start up from a file server, make sure you're properly
connected to the network.
- If you don't want to start up from a file server, make sure you've
correctly selected your startup device in the Slot Configuration panel. If
AppleShare is in slot 7, the startup device should not be set to Scan.
The Macintosh says my ProDOS floppy disk is unreadable or the disk does not
appear on the Macintosh desktop
- Eject the disk and make sure it's unlocked.
- Eject the disk and make sure it has at least 2K of free space on it. You
can see how much free space it has by entering the Apple IIe environment,
inserting the disk again, and checking the disk's directory.
- If you're a floppy disk startup person, make sure you started up from the
IIe Startup Disk.
- If you're a hard disk startup person, make sure that you still have the
ProDOS File System document in your System Folder. (It should have been
installed automatically when you followed the instructions in Chapter 2.)
- Wait until you're in the Apple IIe environment before inserting the disk.
I just installed version 7 of Macintosh system software and the Apple IIe
partition on my hard disk disappeared
- The partition and the files are still there, but you need to follow these
steps to make them visible again: (1) shut down your Macintosh; (2) insert
the IIe Installer Disk; (3) turn on your Macintosh; (4) open the IIe
Installer Disk by double-clicking its icon; (5) open the HD SC Setup program
by double-clicking its icon; (6) click the Update button; (7) if you have
more than one hard disk, click the Drive button and then the Update button
for each hard disk; (8) click Quit; (9) choose Restart from the Special menu.
Problems with IIe Startup
The settings I make in the Option Panel don't take effect
- Make sure the settings you've made in the Option Panel apply to cards
installed in active slots. If the cards are not in active slots, reassign
them to active slots.
- Click the Restart IIe button to restart the Apple IIe Card. (Be sure to