Re: Digest Number 1802

Dudes,
How come I only heard from one person from this forum  about my dilemma!???!! 
I check out this list every day  it comes to me and  people get answered!!! 
Why not me?  I need to know this desperately. Please  read my posting (repeated 
below) and write back to me so I can have some peace  of mind about this 
gig!!!
Thanks all...
Oh, and I agree on the SPAM thing...not  cool!!!
 
Here goes....
    
Help!
I have a Karma 1.0.2 with no upgrades. I am playing on  a Bahama's cruise a 
week from Friday. The people organizing the entertainment  asked me what 
keyboard I wanted and I told them a Karma. They went ahead and  secured one for me. 
All of my Combi splits are done on my 1.0.2 and saved to  floppy disk. 
However, the following message came from the people who secured my  Karma which is a 
version 2.0 - not a version 1.0.2. Will my floppy disks load in  to this newer 
operating system?!!! I am desperate for peace of  mind!!
 
I appreciate any feedback any of you can give  me.
 
Thank you.
 
Regards,
Dee
 
Oh...here's the Email message I  received...
 
Dee,
 
I wanted to make sure that we  had everything for the Korg Karma.
It runs fine. I have a couple  of pedals that can be used for sustain.
I have the following floppy  disks that came with it:
 
Factory Preload  Data
Factory Preload Data Version  2.0
PCM/Performance Data Library -  Vintage Archives (for EXB-PCM05 with Karma)
PCM/Performance Data Library -  Vintage Archives (for EXB-PCM05)
System Boot Disk for Karma  Version 2.0.0 (Disk Nos. 1, 2, and 3)
GE Disk Nos. 1 and 2 for Karma  Version 2.0
 
I hope this array will work for  you, or that you can bring any special 
floppy disks that you need  beyond these.
 
Let me know if you sense  anything missing.




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