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Re: Best programs fo gs? Stupid question?



In article <5bvglj$5dj@nntp.hut.fi>, Paul Dunkel <pdunkel@cc.hut.fi> wrote:
>Thank you all for the answers... I have study more closely what the gs'
>configuration really is. I think it has 2 or even 4 MB (where should I
>check it, I get different numbers). It has some kind of disk-doubler.

   To check on your installed main RAM, use the built-in text control
panel to see the size listed under the RAM Disk's 'Largest Selectable'
size and add 256K to that. This does not count 'slinky' ram cards like
the RamFactor, PC Transporter, etc, as those are not accessed the same
way as the rest of the GS's main RAM, and require special programming
to talk to them. Almost no GS programs take advantage of that RAM
(only stuff like Appleworks classic), so Slinky ramcards should not be
counted in your RAM.

   For more information, see section 7.7 of the comp.sys.apple
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) at
http://www.visi.com/~nathan/a2/faq/csa2.html

>What is the 50-pin flat cable that comes out from the powersupply
>(inside the case) and goes nowhere...? Should I connect it my transwarp?

   Sounds like you have an Applied Engineering Vulcan or an Applied
Ingenuity Innerdrive internal hard drive, but not the controller card.
(FAQ, section 4.17) Without this card, the drive is pretty much
useless. Your transwarp cannot act as a drive controller, so don't
connect the drive to there.

>Or, why doesn't my IW// work? I have tried all kind of setups, the cord
>is okay, the printer works with other computers. Do I miss some setups
>or is the socket dead? Any suggestions of testings.

   Go to the text control panel, check the slot and port settings
for slot 1 and the printer port.

Nathan Mates
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