Re: 68008 co-processor board complete working design available ...

[Jim Gilbert <brokerjim@gmail.com>]

On Nov 10, 4:54 pm, "sfahey" <sfa...@a2central.com.remove-113v-this>
wrote:
>   To: Jim Gilbert
>   Re: Re: 68008 co-processor board complete working design available ...
>   By: Jim Gilbert to comp.sys.apple2 on Wed Nov 10 2010 11:24 am
>
>  > The board possessed substantially more memory and a much faster 32-bit
>  > processor than the hosting Apple II; it also had a full-function
>  > serial port with full modem control.  I had no particular application/
>  > functional target other than to build a substantially powerful Apple
>  > II co-processor using a bunch of parts that were sampled to me for
>  > free by my Motorola, Intel, and Mostek sales reps.
>
> Have you considered recreating this co-processor in a Carte Blanche card?
>
> I love these kinds of co-processor cards, because they represent learning
> opportunities, old school hacking for the fun of it... and they sometimes even
> have a practical side as well.
>
> Sean Faheywww.a2central.com

Newly posted information:

- Applesoft debugger listing
- Debugger user guide
- PROM 68008 Monitor listing
- 68009 Monitor Design Notes
- Board Layout
- Board Selection Guide
- Parts List
- Power and Grounds Wire List
- Wire List