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@@ -7,27 +7,27 @@ network](a2server_netboot.md) -- check that out too.)
Start up A2SERVER and wait (potentially up to a minute) until you get to the Start up A2SERVER and wait (potentially up to a minute) until you get to the
login prompt. You do not need to log in. On a Raspberry Pi, you can see that login prompt. You do not need to log in. On a Raspberry Pi, you can see that
it\'s ready when the the normally irregular ACT or OK LED blinks steadily and it's ready when the the normally irregular ACT or OK LED blinks steadily and
rapidly for ten seconds. rapidly for ten seconds.
If you are on a IIe, boot from the [Workstation Card disk](#wsdisks), and If you are on a IIe, boot from the [Workstation Card disk](#wsdisks), and
choose \"Log On\". choose "Log On".
If you are on a IIgs, open the AppleShare control panel. If you don\'t have If you are on a IIgs, open the AppleShare control panel. If you don't have
it, use the GS/OS installer disks to custom install the script called it, use the GS/OS installer disks to custom install the script called
\"Network: AppleShare\" to your startup disk. If you are on a floppy-only "Network: AppleShare" to your startup disk. If you are on a floppy-only
system, you can instead use the script \"Network: AppleShare, 3.5\" disk\" to system, you can instead use the script "Network: AppleShare, 3.5" disk" to
make a bootable disk, or consider setting up make a bootable disk, or consider setting up
[network boot](a2server_netboot.md). [network boot](a2server_netboot.md).
(There is also an obsolete [IIgs Workstation Disk](#wsdisks) that boots into (There is also an obsolete [IIgs Workstation Disk](#wsdisks) that boots into
ProDOS 16 rather than GS/OS, and has the same ProDOS 8 applications for server ProDOS 16 rather than GS/OS, and has the same ProDOS 8 applications for server
access as the IIe disk. You probably don\'t want to use it.) access as the IIe disk. You probably don't want to use it.)
\"a2server\" or \"raspberrypi\" should appear in the list of server names. Log "a2server" or "raspberrypi" should appear in the list of server names. Log
in as Guest and select the A2FILES volume, for ProDOS 8 storage, and/or the in as Guest and select the A2FILES volume, for ProDOS 8 storage, and/or the
GSFILES volume, for GS/OS storage. (You can also log in as a registered user, GSFILES volume, for GS/OS storage. (You can also log in as a registered user,
but it\'s exactly the same.) but it's exactly the same.)
On the A2FILES volume, filenames need to be all caps and are subject to the On the A2FILES volume, filenames need to be all caps and are subject to the
usual ProDOS restrictions (letters/numbers/periods only, first character must usual ProDOS restrictions (letters/numbers/periods only, first character must