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Re: IIe on a Card-- Macs you can use

Subject: Re: IIe on a Card-- Macs you can use
From: Liam Busey <liam1@ix.netcom.com>
Date: 1999/03/02
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: Netcom
References: <avrum113-0103991909150001@pool038-max7.ds10-ca-us.dialup.earthlink.net> <36DB6DBC.57E@ix.netcom.com> <36DB946D.96621FAC@swbell.net> <36DBA789.4401@ix.netcom.com> <36DC8BF2.5C50E4B1@swbell.net>
Reply-to: liam1@ix.netcom.com

Rubywand wrote:

snip
> 
>      Evidently, if the Mac has a Processor Direct Slot (PDS), you are
> likely to be okay for using the IIe Card unless the Mac uses 32-bit
> addressing which can not be turned off.
> 
> Rubywand

It has to be an LC PDS. Macs have more flavors of PDS slots than Baskin
Robins has of icecream.

Liam Busey

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