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186 Apple lie Users Handbook
Booting from Integer or Applesoft BASIC
The
prompt character for Integer BASIC is the greater than sign
()).The prompt for Applesoft BASIC is the left bracket (]).The
same commands can be used to boot DOS from either Integer or
Applesoft BASIC. This command consists of the letters IN or PR
followed by the pound sign(#) and the slot number containing
the controller card (generally (6). The boot command should
resemble one of the following :
PR#6
IN#6
Once the boot command has been entered, press the return key.
Again, the drive will spin for several seconds, afterwhich the
screen display depicted in Illustration 5-13 will appear.
Illustration
5-13. DOS Start-up Screen Display
APPLE II
DOS VERSION
3.3 SYSTEM MASTER
JANUARY 1,
1983
COPYRIGHT APPLE COMPUTER, INC.
1980, 1982
BE SURE CAPS LOCK IS DOWN
Booting from the Monitor
The asterisk(*) is the prompt for the assembly language monitor.
One method of booting DOS from the monitor is to enter the
following command and press return.
* C600G
This causes DOS
to be booted from drive 1 (assuming the disk
controller card was installed in slot 6.)