RE:Amiga emulator

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From: Rick Stanley Francis
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 17:07

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Your post's title was a bit misleading, after all you only seem to
want to emulate the Amiga's file system.  Well there is a relatively
easy way to share disks between the two machines:

Move the files onto 720K DOS floppies, then using the amiga to read
the disks (there are a few different programs that will let you read
MSDos floppies, and there are two MessyDOS (Shareware) and CrossDOS
(commercial) which give the amiga the MSDOS filesystem. 


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Subject: RE:Amiga emulator
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