Re: ROM-Drive - Update

["Anthony Politz" <ajpolitz@bellatlantic.net>]

What about creating a ProDOS battery backed ram Drive. Something like AE
ramcharger but it would act like a HD. With new technologies this shouldn't
be too hard. Even a PCMCIA interface where one could use a type II PCMCIA
hard drive or Flash card.

Will the ROM card accept 8meg ROMS ? How would one burn the eproms without
and eprom programmer ?

    Tony
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In article <755sf9$401$1@wolf.interlynx.net>, "Terence J. Boldt"
<apple2@cgocable.net> wrote:


>Well, I made my first attempt at designing a PCB.  I see now that it needs
>work.  I have to add a thicker area for the power and ground, room for
>capacitors, jumpers for selecting larger ROM sizes and of course a cute
>little access LED (with limiting resistor).  I'm considering having one
>prototype built to test with before producing 10~15 of them.  You can see an
>unfinished B&W composite drawing of the PCB at:
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>http://www.cgocable.net/~apple2/pcb_layout.html
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>History on the project so far is at:
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>http://www.cgocable.net/~apple2/romdrive.html
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>--
>Terence J. Boldt
>mailto://apple2@cgocable.net
>http://www.cgocable.net/~apple2
>
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