Re: Unidisks and multiple drives

[shack@crash.cts.com (Randy Shackelford)]

In article <2tohri$6tv@gsusgi2.gsu.edu>,
Jonathan N. Deitch <musjndx@gsusgi2.gsu.edu> wrote:

>>While I'm posting I'll try another question: The unidisk 3.5 card won't support
>>more than 2 devices even with ProDOS 2.0 will it? I have two unidisks and a
>>Chinook hard disk and it would be cool to use them all but I don't figure I
>>can. Can I?
>
>My //c will happily use a chinook hard drive, and three Unidisks.

Yeah but a unidisk card is obviously different from a //c or IIgs disk port
since it won't run 5.25 drives while the built in ports can. But I found out
by trying it that I can run both unidisks and the hard disk. The Chinook is
slot 7 drive 1, the first unidisk is slot 7 drive 2, and the second unidisk
is slot 4 drive 1. Of course it will only work with ProDOS 2.0 since the card
is in slot 7 instead of 5.
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