Re: Apple Desktop II on a IIe card?

[Lockar <lockar@nospam.com>]

   Bill,

         There is something differn't about the controller chip on the
//c+.  I have replaced the drive with another 800k mech same problem. 
You will also note that unless you have another 800k drive connected to
the exteral port.  You will not be able to use CopyII+ 3.5 bit copier
on the //c+.  There was copy protected software that was on 3.5 that
will not work on the //c+ because of the controller.

  You are right, it will do the same with the UniDisk 3.5 (Catalyst
will not do this to a UniDisk because it was programed for the UniDisk
3.5).  
 
     -Lockar


In article <_YmdnackC_WutpHdRVn-jA@comcast.com>, Bill Garber
<willy46pa@comcast.net> wrote:

> "Simon Williams" <spam@luddite.ca> wrote in message
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> : Lockar <lockar@nospam.com> wrote:
> :
> : >     Maybe you need a fresh copy.  I would be willing to
> shrink a verion
> : > I have from a dev CD to see if that fixes your problem.
> :
> : Thanks for the offer. I gave it another go and it seems to work
> fine,
> : other than the constant disk access you mentioned. Think the
> original
> : problem is that my internal drive is on its way out :(
> 
> Yeah, that disk access thing is a hindrance,
> and it does it with UniDisk 3.5" drives on
> the IIc and IIe as well. I haven't tried it
> with a Superdrive card, but it probably does
> it with those too. The 3.5" internal drive
> of the IIc+ can be replaced with any 800K
> drive mechanism that is auto-inject.
> 
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