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In article <241@cantuar.UUCP> james@cantuar.UUCP (J. Collier) writes:
>Earle R. Horton (earleh@dartvax.UUCP) writes:
> ...
>>Why you would need an 800k MFS floppy completely escapes me. 
>
>   RamStart users find 800k MFS floppies quite useful.
>   I usually set RamStart as the startup application, and have it copy the 
>System, Finder and whatever else I require. The easiest way to do this is to
>place RamStart in the System folder. (You could use a startup document, but..)
>   By using an MFS floppy and keeping the various system initialisation files
>(Appleshare, MacsBug etc.) outside the system folder, you can avoid wasting ~50k
>of RamDisk (or rather, avoid the effort of dragging the icons into the rubbish
>bin).

Ramstart 1.4 or later, I believe, support specific file specification.  One
is expected to specify the files/folders that are to be copied on the HFS disk.
The feature is fully documented within the program. 


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