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Apple II Computer Info

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From: [email protected] ("John D. Baker")

Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2

Subject: trouble with EXECing files

Message-ID: <[email protected]>

Date: 10 Aug 92 07:02:42 GMT

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This may seem like a strange help request, but this problem's got me baffled.

I just got the BINSCII v1.0.3 Executioner-format file from

wuarchive.wustl.edu.

It seems simple enough--just EXEC <filename> from BASIC.SYSTEM to

create the executable form of BINSCII.

However, after the initial 'CALL-151' statement, I am greeted with

beeps from the monitor apparrently indicating that the line it was given

to act on was invalid.

following this, BASIC.SYSTEN complains about "NO BUFFERS AVAILABLE"

for the simplest tasks even asking for a catalog of the disk.

I also have a BASIC program saved as a text file intended for EXECing

into executable form. Attempting to do so results in an infinite string

(well, until the file is exhausted) or SYNTAX ERRORs and when it has

finished, I again get "NO BUFFERS AVAILABLE".

The BASIC program EXEC trick is one I've used many times in the past and

I can't for the life of me understand why it doesn't work now. YES, I've

examined th files in question and they look like valid ProDOS text files

to me (I used the file viewer in Shrinkit v3.0.3 which was left on the

used Hard Disk I recently added to my //e) .

Fro the Record:

Apple //e, Extended Keyboard (platinum case)

AUX: Apple Extended 80-column card

SLOT1: 64K Buffered Grappler+

SLOT2: <empty>

SLOT3: CardZ180 Z-System processor

SLOT4: Apple II SCSI Card, Rev. C

SLOT5: Apple UniDisk 3.5 controller

SLOT6: Apple Disk ][ controller

SLOT7: SVA ZVX4 Dual-Density 8" Disk Controller

ProDOS 8 v2.0.1 (w/FTA launcher installed)

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