RE: PC Transporter Card Help

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"Wyer, Brett" <brett.wyer@telecheck.com> wrote:

>>I have a PC transporter card in my computer and the disks for it
>>but i can not figure out how to use it can anybody tell me how to
>>use in or know of a website with info on it any info would be
>>appreciated 
>>
>>
>>Michael
>>WATaSPRISE@aol.com
>
>Michael-
>
>Your PC transporter card (assuming it is a Corvus Constellation transporter
>card) is pretty useless without a Corvus hard drive.  In essence, the
>transporter is a network card and a Corvus hard drive is a "server" and
>storage in a single box.  The diskettes are used to install DOS 3.3 (and
>possibly ProDOS--I don't know) and partition the hard drive (assuming you
>have all of them).  If you actually do have all of the Corvus Constellation
>disks, I'm positive that the Apple II community would be very grateful if
>you would post them to Asimov!
>
>Brett

PC Transporter does not equal Corvus Constellation transporter.

Corvus Transporter is a network card.

PC Transporter card is the coprocessor component of an IBM
Turbo XT emulator for the Apple II.  This emulator uses both
the card's V30 processor (for crunching 80186 code) and the
Apple II CPU (for processing I/O and emulating XT ports) to
pull off the emulation.