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Re: TCP/IP?



The ZipGS and the HS SCSI card will net you around $200US on eBay.  The
stereo card will probably grab you around $50.

Good luck!

Tim

"Lawrence A. Krupp" <lkrupp@mac.com> wrote in message
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> I've been away from the Apple II world since 1994 so forgive me if I ask
> a couple of stupid questions.
>
> Was TCP/IP ever implemented in GSOS? I seem to remember some attempts to
> do so but I really can't remember. Can the IIgs DO the internet?
>
> I've still got my IIe and my IIgs in my mother-i-law's attic. I guess
> they're pretty worthless these days. Also some relics from the past.
>
> Mockingboard (remember that one!)
> Sider 10 meg hard drive with ProDOS Rom. Still worked the last time I
> booted up the IIe with it.
> Time Master II HO clock card.
> GS RAM memory card (3 megs I think)
> GS Stereo sound card.
> GS accelerator card (9mhz? was it?) can't remember the name. ZipGS?
> Apple HS SCSI card
> Super Serial Card
>
> Any kind of market for this stuff? Ebay?
>
>
> I'm still in the Apple family, just on the Mac side now, but a II+ was
> my first computer and I still hold the II family dear to my heart.
>
> So how's the old platform doing these days?
>
>
> Larry Krupp
> Collinsville, IL
>
> --
> But what a fool believes
> No wise man has the power to reason away
> What seems to be
> Is always better than nothing
>
> The Doobie Brothers (1978)