Re: Bill's Apple //c project

[Robert Steinmetz <not-rsteinmetz@mindspring.com>]

Bill Garber wrote:
> "Rob Steinmetz" <rsteinmetz@-no-mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> : Bill,
> :
> : A while ago you were talking about an Apple//c project you were
> : working on. What is the status of that project. As I recall you
> : were developing an internal CF interface for the //c.
>
> Well, we're finished the design portion and are waiting
> for prototype boards to try out the test software. Once
> we know the board works, the firmware writer will have a
> better grasp on what he needs to accomplish. From there
> it's on to making some to send to beta testers. Once all
> the bugs are worked out, I can get a quantity of boards,
> build them and offer them to the public. Keep your toes
> and fingers crossed. I hope to be releasing another item
> in the near future as well for the IIgs. I'll let you all
> know what it is, when it's confirmed that it will work.
>
> Thank you for showing interest,
>
> Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez };-)

Thanks Bill,

Can you provide an updated description of what the 
product is intended to do. As I recall, there were 
several discussions and I was never clear on your 
final objective.

For example;

	1) Is this intended to use the memory expansion 
connector in later model //c's?
	2) Is this a reimplementation of the CFFA board or is 
there different/additional functionality?
	3) Will it require removal of the //c floppy?
	4) Will it require removal of memory expansions boards?
--
Rob

"Never ascribe to malice that which can adequately be 
explained by stupidity."