Re: A look at the C-One (Commodore One) reconfigurable computer

[rodsmith@nessus.rodsbooks.com (Rod Smith)]

In article <ZGsLd.148$fA6.40@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net>,
	"Kryten" <kryten_droid_obfusticator@ntlworld.com> writes:
> 
> Interesting. I'm looking at cloning an early Apple Mac, and I see it uses 
> the same Integrated Woz Machine FDC as used in the 6502 based machines. I am 
> looking at the logic in the six PAL chips which is hard enough but there 
> isn't much info about the IWM. Then again, Apple-format disks are fairly 
> dead, and even floppies are being replaced with CF and SD memory cards.

I can't promise this would lead you anywhere, but various products have
emerged over the years that can read and write Apple- and Mac-style disks.
I know there were ISA boards for PCs that could do this, for instance, and
there was also the Spectre GCR Mac emulator for Atari STs. You might dig
up some relevant information by trying to research these products.

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