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Re: Can a GS run IDE drives greater than 256MB?
On 17 Feb 1998 12:42:22 GMT, supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer) wrote:
|>Can the GS run IDE drives greater than 256MB in size? Some years ago,
|>I remember a card called the Turbo IDE that interfaced the GS with IDE
|>drives, but it had a limit of 256MB per drive and a maximum of two drives
|>per card. Are there any other controllers that break this limit?
i heard about this from Nathan's FAQ (thanx, Nathan!)... i wrote to
them about it, and they sent me specs. VERY promising! <evil grin>
here's a couple clips of what they said (one is their contact
address, the other is a list of SOME of the specs... <g>):
Address for inquiries and orders:
///SHH SYSTEME
Dipl. Ing. Joachim Lange
Bergstrasse 95
82131 Stockdorf
Germany
phone: Germany - 89 - 8577040 (19.00 to 23.00 CET)
e-mail addresses:
Internet: jlange@tasha.muc.de <--- preferred
Compuserve: 73370.3106
(73370.3106@compuserve.com for the internet)
Main Features
--------------
- This is the fastest hard disk controller ever built for
the Apple II. (see data transfer rate)
- The only IDE hard disk controller (except its predecessor
Turbo IDE Card) for the Apple II that supports DMA (Direct
Memory Access) for fastest disk access.
- Fully PRODOS and GS/OS compatible.
- Works in any slot except slot 3.
- Compatible with Apple IIGS and Apple IIe enhanced.
- Supports two hard drives up to 2 (two) GBytes capacity each.
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William Smith
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