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Article #6405Re: Lightspeed C & Hard Disk 20
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Date: Sat, 12 Jul 1986 20:39
Date: Sat, 12 Jul 1986 20:39
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It is true that there are at least two versions of the HD20 driver file. This file is used by those of us who kick start our HD20's. The one dated in Sept of 85 is bogus. The one dated in early 86 is fine. They are exactly the same size. The HD20 file used is the one on your kick start disk, not the one on your HD20. In LightspeedC the bogus HD20 driver will manifest its short comings by refusing to let you add projects or libraries from the Lightspeed system folder. - ben hyde, cambridge.
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