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Re: Apple ][c and 3,5" disks
- Subject: Re: Apple ][c and 3,5" disks
- From: spec@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector)
- Date: 1998/02/05
- Distribution: world
- News-software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.50AXP
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Concordia University
- References: <1d3ha84.v9umci163gsk0N@[151.99.160.104]> <34CE397B.59180BE7@intergate.bc.ca> <1d3mxgn.rodudp1va2qeqN@[151.99.160.104]> <6bb8b1$6ra@login.freenet.columbus.oh.us>
In article dalloff@freenet.columbus.oh.us (Dave Althoff) writes...
>David Sebastio (sebastio@joynet.it) wrote:
>: Wayne Stewart <waynes@intergate.bc.ca> wrote:
>
>: : need to make up a special cable
>
>: Thanks to the excellent explanation of all of yours, I have found that I
>: have the oldest ROM of the //c series, so I just forgot the idea of
>: connecting a 3,5" drive.
>
>Steve Buggie can fix that problem by furnishing you with a second-revision
>ROM which includes the UniDisk 3.5 support code. That's what I did with
>my //c, though I have not yet obtained the UniDisk.
Hmm, since Apple no longer offers the Apple IIgs ROM upgrade
(which is essential if you want to run GS/OS or 1988+ software),
would it be possible to offer a similiar sort of arrangement for
purchasing burned copies of the IIgs ROM?
I know there are legal issues which prevent you from burning
copies of Apple's firmware onto EPROMs and selling it, but I'd
assume Steve got around it somehow--or asked Apple and they just
no longer mind (so long as he only charges for the EPROM and the
postage cost to ship it?).
Mitchell Spector
spec@vax2.concordia.ca