FIXED! (was: [HELP] Apple ][+ (& //c)problems)

[kburtch@pts.mot.com (Kevin Burtch X8534 Ppppp)]

Piggybacking works! It was a RAM chip! (of all the silly...) It was a RAM chip in
the primary bank, and it wouldn't let the CPU do its thing... not being able to
write anything properly in zero-page....

I recommend the other two people having similar problems to take a good RAM chip and
one after another, piggyback the chip on each chip in the main bank of RAM and power
it up. (after making VERY sure the pins don't short eachother.

The ][+ is still flakey.

Later,

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