Re: Apple II...giving me more issues.

[Linards Ticmanis <ticmanis@gmx.de>]

Nama wrote:

> My apple II (not plus) is acting up again.
> I was using in fine just the other day, but today when I powered it up
> today, it started to load the DOS, then it jumps out of the loading
> sequence and into monitor with following code:
> 
> E03E-    A=4A X=F3 Y=74 P=34 S=EB

> Does anyone have any thoughts?

Maybe a ROM issue or a banking issue with the language card? Remember
that ProDOS won't try to initialize Integer BASIC will DOS will.

Is the failure address always E03E? Can you list the assembly code
around that address when the error happens?

Does BASIC work when you don't boot a disk but do simply CTRL-B RETURN
from the monitor at startup?

Does the error happen when you boot a DOS disk that doesn't load
APPLESOFT (i.e. that has an Integer BASIC "HELLO" program?)

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Linards Ticmanis

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Linards Ticmanis