8) Enter the SSS ML Monitor. Type the following exactly:
         :8492 00 00 00 00
      
      Now press RETURN. This resets the TURBO FLAGS to reflect the
      new status of the drives - no disk turbo; normal DOS active.
      
      9) Exit the monitor ( X RETURN ) to return to the SSS
         sub-system menu and select the SNAPSHOT option. Save the
         program to your new boot disk. When the sub-system menu
         returns, select RESUME EXECUTION.
         
      When Desk Top reappears, there will be a slight delay as GEOS
      uploads the turbo code to the drives. The RESET sequence will then
      continue as if nothing happened. When the RESET is complete, use
      the Desk Top to place the first file that SSS saved (the boot 
      file) to the top of the directory for easy loading.

      * * N O T E * *
      
      The only limitation to the method in this article is the lack of
      automatic drive type detection and configuration that occurs when
      booting from the GEOS SYSTEM boot disk. If you use different
      combinations of drives for various applications, create a boot 
      disk for each of these unique combinations. For example: if the new
      boot disk was created while using a 1571 as the boot drive, don't
      copy the Snapshotted GEOS file(s) to a 1541 or 1581 and expect it
      to boot properly from that drive. GEOS only has enough space in the
      operating system code to handle 1 drive type at a time. This is 
      not the case if a Ram Expansion Unit (REU) is detected. Up to 3
      disk drivers are automatically stored in and accessed from the REU
      by the CONFIGURE utility and Desk Top. The CONFIGURE utility was
      added later to allow GEOS to support new drives as they appeared.
      Beginning with GEOS 2.0, it is the application's responsibility to
      move the appropriate disk driver code in and out of the reserved
      area.
      
      
      < < < EPYX : DEATH SWORD V1/V2 > > >
      
      If you have studied the procedures set forth in the Rad Warrior
      section, you'll find Death Sword protection to be very similar. At
      this time, we have found two almost identical versions of Death
      Sword protection on the market. Both versions are identical to 
      each other except where noted as V2.

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