Re: Can I Roll My Own ][e Enhancement?

[Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net>]

Dave Lowry writes ...
> 
> I've got the 65C02.  All that's left is some ROMs?  If so, which ones,
> and if they're the kind I can burn myself, where might I find the
> s-records or binary images?  Thanks!
> 
> -Dave
> lowry@htc.honeywell.com

     The Asimov archive seems to have enhanced IIe ROM images. You can
check at ...
  
ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/emulators/rom_images/

The apple_IIe_rom.zip file seems to include enhanced IIe code. The 
     The AppleWin_95.zip emulator file also seems to include an enhanced
IIe ROM image.

ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/emulators/applewin/


     Another option is to contact Apple Resource Center (800-753-0114;
http://www.thearc.com ). ARC sells a IIe Enhancement kit for $20.00.


     A IIe Enhancement Kit does not include any extra RAM. You can
expand a 64k IIe to the standard 128k required for a fully Enhanced IIe
via an Extended 80-column card. It plugs into the Aux Connector on the
motherboard. Alltech ($19.00), MC Price Breakers ($14.95), and
Sequential Systems ($19.95) sell such cards.
 
Alltech (760-724-2404; http://allelec.com  accepts on-line orders) sells
all kinds of replacement parts for Apple II's as well as the Focus Hard
Card drives, CD-ROM drives, cables, memory boards & IC's, diskettes, ... 

MC Price Breakers (360-837-3042; http://www.mcpb.com ) sells memory
boards, high-speed GS modem cables, and other Apple II hardware

Sequential Systems (800-759-4549 or 303-666-4549,800-999-1717 tech,
303-666-7797 BBS; http://www.sequential.com  email:
inquiries@sequential.com)  sells 4-8MB GS memory boards, RAMfast SCSI
interface, and other peripheral boards.





Rubywand