Re: Ok, where does it all go?

["Greg Andrzejewski" <pressyourluck85@yahoo.com>]

"Charles" <spammeister12345@aol.com> wrote in message
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>
> I have a problem that some of you will consider funny.  Some of you
> might be upset with me, but I've got to ask anyway.
>
> I don't know where this stuff goes.
>
> I have (or will shortly have) the following cards to install in my Apple
> IIgs Rom 03.  I'm not sure how to put them all in to get the most
> efficacious use of the system.  If you can help me assign them to a
> slot, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Here are the cards:
>
> Apple Rev C SCSI card (with Apple CD 600e)
> Apple Superdrive controller card (with Apple 3.5 1.44k superdrive)
> LanceGS
> Rev 1.02 ZIPGSx
> CFFA card with 512mb CF card
> RAM-4-GS
> Super Serial Card
> I have 2 Apple 3.5" 800k drives daisychained to 2 Apple 5.25"
>
>
> I know this:
>
> RAM SLOT Ram-4-GS
> Slot 7 CFFA card - to boot from the CF Card (set to MYCARD)
>
> But the rest is fuzzy.
>
> Anyone wanna help?

RAM-4-GS goes in the memory expansion slot, towards the front of the
mainboard, the only slot not in line with the others.

I'd put the SCSI card in either slot 1 or slot 2 and be sure to set it to
"my card" in the control panel.

The Superdrive controller should go in slot 5, again set to "my card" in
control panel. Plug in the 3.5" drives first, then daisy chain the 5.25"
drives.

The Lance GS card I would put in slot 1 or 2, which ever is not being used
by the scsi. Again, "my card" in the control panel.

You don't really need the super serial card unless you need to run software
that is incompatible with the GS built-in serial ports. If you need a serial
port, you could just toggle "my card" on slot 1 or 2.

That's how I would set it up. Good luck and enjoy. You have a nice little GS
system there.

-Greg