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Re: IIgs and Superdrive Questions...



"GarberStreet" <willy46pa@comcast.net> wrote in message 
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> Yes, put your Superdrive card into slot 5, or if you have
> a ROM03, you can put it into slot 4, but slot 5 is the most
> common slot to put it in. Any slot will work though.  :o)

> You cannot chain 5.25" drives to a superdrive. Sorry.

> No conflict will exist since with the card in slot 5, the slot will be set
> to "your card". The 5.25" drives will be in slot 6 in the disk port.

Hi Bill,

Excellent, thank you for the reply! - I hooked it up and
was having a massive conflict of some sort.  I thought I had
a problem with using Slot 5 as My Card and Slot 6 as the
Smart Port in the setup.  It turns out the CFFA card just
doesn't like to play with others in a IIgs!  I had it all setup
in my //e platinum and it worked peacefully together, but
not in the IIgs.  The workaround?  Well let's just say that
if I want to boot my CFFA I have to type PR#1 :)

So as it is now, my IIgs works with this setup:

Slot 1 - CFFA 128 MB
Slot 2 - Super serial card (don't ask - lol!)
Slot 5 - Superdrive card
Slot 6 - Smart port

Slot MEM - AE 1.5 Meg RAM card
(Speaking of which, when are the RAM4GS going to be
available again?!)

And it would absolutely not boot from the CFFA in
any other slot than 1 ... strange indeed!

Later,
Craig