Re: IIe -> mac data transfer

[Quartz <quartz@sneakertech.com>]

> > these 3 are all connected to eachother- one is upright in a slot and 
> > long, a short one attaches to the side of that card like a sort of 
> > daughterboard and has a cable going out to the monitor port, and the 3rd 
> > lies flat against the motherboard with a cable connecting it to the long 
> > upright.
> 
> Is the long card in the leftmost slot, the one that's closer to the front
> of the case than the others?

yes, the slot that's right next to the power supply.


> If so, is the one lying on the motherboard on front of the 3rd and 4th
> slots from the left? In particular, is it plugged into a couple of fairly
> large chip sockets there?

more or less, but I can't really tell things like socket size. it's a 
little cluttered on that side and I dont' want to take it apart and 
break something.


> If so, I think these should be Ebayed[1]. It sounds like it might be
> a Ramworks with RGB option and 65816 card. That would be a nice find.

that sounds like it could be right, the card says "816 CARD" on the 
right side.

this also agrees with what bill said when he saw the pictures I had 
taken, after I started talking to him about that serial card.

http://www.sneakertech.com/pub/iie/a.htm

(forgive the poor lighting, I didn't feel like draggin out and setting up
my rig.)



again, I dont' know a IIe from a hole in the wall, so if you want more 
info than is shown in the pics, you'll have to walk me though the 
process of getting it :)

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