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Controller (if you only have one hard drive, leave it set to 00). Next is<br />

the SCSI LUN (logical unit); these are also numbered 0-7, and refer to<br />

the number of the hard drive attached to the Controller you already<br />

specified (again, this will be 00 in most cases).<br />

Figure 19<br />

The last number is the partition number, these are numbered 0-11,<br />

and correspond to the partitions on your hard drive. (These numbers<br />

do not correspond the ST drive letters, because the ST skips over the<br />

Macintosh partitions.) Use the same partition number you used when<br />

you "Formatted MFS" on the <strong>Spectre</strong> menu page.<br />

After setting everything, you may accept the changes by selecting<br />

"OK", cancel the changes by selecting "Cancel", or save the changes by<br />

selecting "Save". Save will cause the drive selections to be stored in<br />

"TRNSV4.INF", along with the options set in "Set Options ... ".<br />

One little quirk the ST has is that if it tries to read a <strong>Spectre</strong> disk<br />

when it thinks it is an ST disk, it may lock up the computer - no error<br />

or dialogue, just lock-up. It is up to you to make sure there is not a <strong>Spectre</strong><br />

disk in a drive which the ST thinks is supposed to contain an ST disk. This is<br />

especially important when returning to the ST Desktop, where you<br />

may have a window open for one of the floppies.<br />

,. Set Options ... :You can press " 0 " or "Alt-O" from the keyboard to<br />

access this; then you have 3 options you can set (see Figure 20).<br />

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