Lazarus I. Long wrote:
I've got a GS (rom 1?). got a scsi card in slot 7, and I put the CP/M card in slot 4. when I boot with a (presumably good) CP/M disk: if slot 4 is set to "Mouse Card" I get the "No Z80 Found" startup message, and no light on the card. makes sense, indicates to me the disk is good. if slot 4 is set to "Your Card", then the little light on the CP/M card goes on, but the machine just hangs. it's one of those cards with the 4 dip switches (all off) the micorshaft clone.. or something. any ideas?
I think most, maybe all, pre-IIgs CP/M cards need to have the processor speed set to slow. My ALS CP/M card works this way. Cards designed with the IIgs in mind can run at normal speed.
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Roger Johnstone, Invercargill, New Zealand
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