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New User, "New" Apple IIe: Greetings & Questions

Submitted by jcmontero on June 14, 2017 - 10:10pm

Hoping to solve some weird things...

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Where to get an Apple IIe Monitor Cable

Submitted by dinneland on June 11, 2017 - 4:55pm

Hello all, Can someone lead me in the right direction on where to get a monitor cable for the Apple IIe? The jack on the base unit is a different size than the monitor. Is this normal?

Thanks!
Mitch

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Building my own SD card interface for the Apple II

Submitted by freitz on June 8, 2017 - 3:48pm

Hi there,

just out of curiosity, I am currently in the middle of building my own SD card interface for my enhanced IIe. I am not trying to build a floppy replacement, but more of a ProFile replacement with a SD card with one (later multiple) 32MB ProDos partitions.
The hardware is based around André Fachat's SPI65/B CPLD SPI controller that I have modified for my own needs. My handwired proto board is working fine and I will have a proper PCB made soon.

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CFFA3000 & Apple IIGS

Submitted by 1978AppleII on June 5, 2017 - 10:27pm

Ok I was recently given a wonderful Apple IIGS system so I dug out my CFFA3000 and proceeded to set it up.

I do not have a CF Type I card reader on my macbook or PC, so I copied the GSOS 6.0.4 disk images to a FAT formatted USB drive, plunked it all together and booted slot #7 to the assigned "smartport" disk image.

My problem boils down to basically this:

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Telnet with Uthernet and UthernetII

Submitted by 6502enhanced on June 5, 2017 - 8:50am

With Telnet65 from Oliver Schmidt you can telnet from a Apple IIe enhanced with the Uthernet and the Uthernet II.

I made a fine working connection to A 80's Apple II BBS - a80sappleiibbs.ddns.net:6502

IMAGE(https://s8.postimg.org/va8dokr39/Telnet65.jpg)

So you don't have to connect to another card like WiFi232 or Raspberry PI with tcpser (although they work very good).

Download:

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If You Could Only Keep Three...

Submitted by Here2Learn on June 5, 2017 - 4:43am

If you could only keep three Apple II related computers (Apple II, II Plus, IIe, IIc, IIc Plus, IIGS or clone) of all the Apple II related computers that you CURRENTLY own (not some dream list), which would they be AND why?

Again, which three AND why?

Mine are, (in no order of favoritism):

1. IIe Enhanced (parents bought it, still have it)
2. IIGS ROM 03 (as good as it gets for me)
3. IIc Plus (small with built in features)

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A 80' Apple II BBS

Submitted by 6502enhanced on June 3, 2017 - 12:40am

A 80's Apple II BBS is on air:

a80sappleiibbs.ddns.net:6502

The BBS is running on a real Apple IIe with a Doudisk. The Software is GBBS Pro V1.2.

The goal is to have a BBS in the style of the 80's.

Enjoy!

Thanks a lot to Skipper1947 and CWJ_Wiko for their help!

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Clones

Submitted by wishtoknow on June 2, 2017 - 10:35pm

There were alot of Apple II clones made
back in the day.
But were there many clones that had dual CPU's?

If so, can you name them and their specifications?

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Browse ShrinkIt archives at Mac GUI Vault with Spyglass

Submitted by Dog Cow on May 30, 2017 - 4:22pm

For the first time in history, Apple II files compressed using ShrinkIt can now be browsed online using the Spyglass disk browser at Mac GUI Vault. With Spyglass, Apple II disks can be examined online, the files opened and displayed as ASCII text, BASIC listing, hex, or 65C02 disassembly as appropriate. Spyglass will also convert Apple II lo-res, hi-res, and Print Shop graphics to PNG images. Spyglass gives every file a URL so anyone can link to a file within any standard disk image, and now within any ShrinkIt archive.

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