Seems like Ian Kim has created a new winner.

Look here.

Has anyone tried it out yet?

Sorry if my last two posts are old news. Been away from my Apple stuff for a while.

I'm thinking about getting a CFFA3000 now that the fall run is in production, and I see a competing product from Ultimate Apple called the MicroDrive/Turbo IDE controller. It advertises as full DMA compatible, which makes it up to 40% faster than other controllers with reduced CPU overhead. I also read that the CFFA3000 hardware could support DMA, but it has not been enabled, and hasn't had any progress in that area for many years.

So is the MicroDrive/Turbo really that much better? Has anyone put the two units head to head?

My HD did not survive the trip to the new house. Using the program Deliverence I ran it on the Ramfast Rom disk on the IIgs desk top. It says it found 5 errors ? Now this is a Rom disk, The first was the Keyblock was wrong and the other 4 were in cache. Now is this normal, Deliverence ask to make permanent fix. I do not think that can be done to a Rom Disk. Maybe the one on the Desk top, but not the one it is loading from the RamFast itself.

Hello :).

I recently got an Apple 2 ( a pal one ) and I have some unknown boards inside. I absolutely don't know why these board are used for.

Here are some info about them :

- AMPEX ASSY 3586600 with a stickers where " Host Adapter for Apple IIe " is wrote on it. It ends with a 50pin connector at the back of the computer. It's plugged on port 4.
- One with a stickers where " LPV1 " is wrote on port 1. It ends by a "Centronic 50 pin" connector.
- One with a stickers where " Jumper for high resolution monitor " is wrote on it. It's on slot 3.