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Re: Mocking Board Problems with IIGS



In article <4n5im4$og9@news.asu.edu>, british@imap1.asu.edu writes:

>.... My newly acquired IIGS runs all II+/e software well but
>it doesn't work with my old mocking board.
> 
>Games either failed to recognize the board or simply crashed. 
>I've set the IIGS at normal clock speed and tried two different
>boards but the symptoms were just the same. It makes me wonder
>whether a II+/e mocking board will work on a IIGS at all. ....

     MockingBoard uses Slot addresses in the range $Cn00- $CnFF for I/O
where n is the Slot #. This means that whatever Slot MockingBoard is
placed in will have to be set to "Your Card" in the Control Panel. 

     Quite a few programs expect MockingBoard to be in Slot 4. This
includes MB demos and games like ThunderBombs and Lancaster. Ultima III
allows specifying the Slot.

     If you want to run MockingBoard wares with minimum hassle, stick the
board into Slot 4. Set Slot 4 to "Your Card" when you want to run MB
stuff. Set it back to Mouse for normal IIgs operation.


Rubywand