When setting up an AppleShare File Server for an Apple IIe and Apple IIGS
environment, two copies of P8 are installed. One copy is installed when the
server is updated with the Apple II Setup Disk for the AppleShare File Server
(a Macintosh disk). This copy is placed in the Server Folder. Another copy is
installed when GS/OS is loaded from an Apple IIGS using the GS/OS SYSTEM.DISK
and SYSTEM.TOOLS (Apple IIGS disks). This copy is at the root level of the
server.
It appears that an early version of the Apple II Setup Disk was used on the
server. Earlier versions of that disk contained earlier versions of P8.
Reinstalling the Apple II setup should provide the current version of ProDOS.
Use the Apple II Setup Disk marked:
"Version 2.1; For use with Apple IIGS System Software 5.0".
How did you check for the ProDOS files? Was the check done from an
Apple IIGS? Was the check done from a Macintosh on the network? Was
checking done on the server from within the Admin application? Was the server
restarted with a floppy disk and then checked for these files?
If the check was from a Apple IIGS workstation, the Server Folder is not
visible. This is where one of the ProDOS files resides, and you would find
only one of the ProDOS files.
If you checked from a Macintosh on the network, the result would be the same as
when checking from an Apple IIGS workstation. There is no Server Folder
available.
If checking was done on the server from within the Admin application, you
will see the Server Folder, but you cannot open that folder and review its
contents.
If the server was started up from a floppy disk and then the check was
done, a second P8 file will be visible in the Server Folder.