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Re: Mac Plus external HD on //c?
- Subject: Re: Mac Plus external HD on //c?
- From: supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer)
- Date: 1999/07/14
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: AOL http://www.aol.com
- References: <7mgf3o$2hko$1@news.gate.net>
louiss@gate.net (Louis Schulman) wrote:
>buggie@indus.unm.edu (stephen e buggie) writes:
>
>>I too asked this question about a year ago.
>>
>>But isnt there someone out there who could edit the ROM code so that the
>>IIC could use this hard drive????
>>
>>If a modification could be hacked successfully ----- it would enhance the
>>value of the IIC and also of that model of hard drive!!!
>>
>>Steve Buggie buggie@unm.edu
>
>Well, this makes no sense. The HD20 (non-scsi) is pretty rare, so very few
>people could benefit by this hack. Further, the HD20 is very valuable and
>collectible, since it is the only hard drive that will work with a Mac 128
>or 512, and it also works well with the Mac Plus.
>
>So if you have one, and don't have one of these Macs, why don't you just sell
>it and be done with it? Let it go to its proper use (btw, it also matches
>the case on these computers.) If you need a hard drive with a II, there are
>plenty of options for a //e or IIGS.
But IIc drives are even rarer (IIe and IIGS drives require slots). I say it
is the law of the jungle. Mac users have screwed us over enough. If
Dr. Buggie can find a way to turn Mac drives into IIc drives, more power
to him. Long live Apple IIc!
For me, I like to hack cases and peripherals. If such a Mac drive
ever comes into my posession, I WILL convert it to SCSI. ;-) Maybe
even put a speaker in it and turn it into a bookshelf speaker case.
Forget the Mac users!