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Re: Apple IIe + ProDOS = Headache
- Subject: Re: Apple IIe + ProDOS = Headache
- From: "Josiah" <com.yahoo@chibivash81>
- Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 23:56:38 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Comcast Online
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If you mean as far as cards, they are as follows (by slot number):
Aux: 80col/64k memory expansion
1: [empty]
2: Slotware serial card
3: [empty]
4: Mockingboard sound card
5: [empty]
6: Drive controller card
7: Adaptive Peripheral card
I tried booting up a ProDOS 1.1.1(?) disk with only #6 inserted with no luck
so I added AUX and the same error, so i just reinserted all the cards. The
cards and slot configuration are what all came with it when I bought it a
short time ago at a yard sale.
I doubt this is any help to mention, but it's an Apple DuoDisk drive I'm
using. I've used both drives to read and write disks so I know that isn't
the problem. Otherwise I wouldn't have been able to wite the DOS 3.3 and ADT
disks.
"Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast DOT net> wrote in message
CNOdnTcCAZLsIkXdRVn-uw@comcast.com">news:CNOdnTcCAZLsIkXdRVn-uw@comcast.com...
>
> Also, there is a jumper on the 80 column card
> that must be in place for the 64K of ram to
> work. Some have this, others don't. I actually
> can't advise you too much unless I see what you
> have in the machine.