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Re: IIgs Manuals / General Info wanted



In article <19970525205600.QAA08774@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
RHart37663 <rhart37663@aol.com> wrote:
>This is my first posting into this newsgroup.

   Welcome. As this appears to be related to real Apple IIs (not
fake), comp.sys.apple2 is much more appropriate of a newsgroup to
post in. This thread has been redirected there.

>I need some help locating manuals for the IIgs, where should I start?

   For general interaction, questions, etc., the comp.sys.apple2
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) has tons of information. It is
available online at http://www.visi.com/~nathan/a2/faq/csa2.html

   For official manuals, you may want to ask in the usenet group
comp.sys.apple2.marketplace, and see if someone wants to sell a
used copy.

>		1 - Schematics

   I believe this is in the Apple IIGS Hardware reference manual.
Ask on csa2.marketplace to see if someone is selling this.

>		2 - OS Source code and Dev. Tools

   Source code for the OS? You must be thinking the GS is a unix
variant like *BSD or Linux, as those are about the only modern things
that come in source format. The latest release of the GS's System
software is version 6.0.1, and the full binary dist is 6 800K disks in
size, and is available for download from Apple's ftp site.

   Dev tools are also available; The Byteworks sells assemblers and
compilers; drop by http://www.hypermall.com/byteworks/index.html for
more details, including pricing.

>		3 - File Transfers to/from Macintosh ( is it thru' ADB
>port? )

   3.5" disk or serial. For more details, see section 5.* of the csa2
FAQ.

>		4 - List of H/W and S/W vendors

   Section 10.* of the FAQ-- way too long to repost here.

Nathan Mates
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