Re: Zip Chip 8000 for Apple ][e

[slichte@cello.gina.calstate.edu (Steven Lichter)]

Robert Furman <robert8646@delphi.com> writes:
> Yes, I tried that too, even set the Zip at regualr speed...
> Does the file "Zip.System" need to be part of my startup file?
> 	or is it jnust uysed to reconfigure later???
>  
> From how I understand the Zip, all changes are made to the Zip itself???
> Is this right????
>  
I have mine on my startup disk, but it is not the first file there so it 
is not active. Once I set the chip the way I wanted it, some 6 years ago 
I think, it has stayed that way. The bars bythe way are normal.
There should be a short pause and then your system should boot. I have 
mine up on my //e that runs a BBS and it boots cold from a 5.25 floppy, 
so if you are booting to a HD you may have to have the system file there 
along with ProDOS
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The above are my ideas and have nothing to do with whoever my employer is.
SysOp Apple Elite II and OggNet Hub (909)359-5338 2400/14.4 24 hours,
Home of GBBS/LLUCE Support for the Apple II. slichte@cello.gina.calstate.edu