god3@sphinx.UUCP (12/10/86)
I would like to know what peripherals for my //e I can keep and use on a //GS (I am upgrading from //e to //GS). I have the following: Hayes Micromodem II, Applied Eng. (AE) Z-80 Card, AE Timemaster H.O. (I know, the //GS already has a clock, but I'd still like to know if I could use it for software development purposes), Duo-disk controller with Duo-disk drive, Buffered Grappler Printer Interface card. Thanx in advance -- Peter Godwin uucp: ...ihnp4!gargoyle!sphinx!god3 Univ. of Chicago Comp Ctr mailnet: x9.xpg@UChicago.Mailnet 5824 S. Kimbark Ave, Room 2419 bitnet: god3%sphinx@UChicago.Bitnet Chicago, IL 60637 ARPA: x9.xpg%UChicago.Mailnet@MIT-Multics.ARPA
ranger@ecsvax.UUCP (Rick N. Fincher) (12/15/86)
In article <888@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP>, god3@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Peter Godwin) writes: > I would like to know what peripherals for my //e I can keep and use > on a //GS (I am upgrading from //e to //GS). > I have the following: Hayes Micromodem II, Applied Eng. (AE) Z-80 Card, > AE Timemaster H.O. (I know, the //GS already has a clock, but I'd still > like to know if I could use it for software development purposes), Duo-disk > controller with Duo-disk drive, Buffered Grappler Printer Interface card. You can use it all but you may have to use a version of Prodos less than 1.2 (Prodos 8) to keep the two clocks from confusing Prodos (Older versions of Prodos ignore the new clock). The duo disk can be run either directly out of the smart port (it can be the only device on the smartport tyhough) or you can run it with a controller card, but you have to have a resistor cut out of the drive by your Apple dealer to make it work that way. Rick Fincher ranger@ecsvax