Re: CFFA and //c

[rthomas@wwlnk.net (Robert Thomas)]

Oh, i'm not getting anything. I was just inquiring if such a thing
were possible and wondering if there were some inherent limitation in
the //c expansion connector that would prevent the use of anything
more then a RAM expansion card.



"Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net> wrote in message news:<8Y6dnbPDoKnp0HKjXTWJiQ@comcast.com>...
> Sounds great, a IIc internal CFFA drive. Where are you getting
> DevSel? I've been trying to find, beg, borrow or steal it. };-0>
> 
> Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprises };-)
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> Robert Thomas <rthomas@wwlnk.net> wrote in message
> 4788ecae.0306161240.4131a9df@posting.google.com">news:4788ecae.0306161240.4131a9df@posting.google.com...
> > I originaly posted this message in the CFFA discussion forums (
> > http://dreher.net/phpBB/index.php ) but I think it might get more
> > traffic here. Keep in mind, I haven't really looked up tech info on
> > the //c expansion connector so this is kinda a shot in the dark:
> >
> > "The CFFA uses 65C02 specific code, so maybe the board could be
> > adapted for use internaly in a //c. I know the later //c's have an
> > internal expansion connector that wasn't really used for much more
> > (that I know of) then RAM expansion boards but maybe the CFFA (maybe
> > just the CompactFlash part, don't know if a HDD would fit) could be
> > designed to take advantage of this connector. That'd make it alot
> > easier then hunting down a SmartPort HDD. Perhaps you could even stick
> > a couple RAM chips on the (proposed) new board for good measure."
> 
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