Apple II

FujiNet has tools like NGET and NPUT to move stuff between an #apple2, and any network endpoint. But I have consistently tried to ask, what could make the experience more integrated?

-Thom

At least, I think it's the smallest. It's the little sibling of the BurgerDisk and like it, it's daisy-chainable, which means you don't have to choose between a hard drive or your floppy drives.

Hello! This is my first post on this forum, and after doing a lot of scouring around for info about the Apple IIe I ordered off of ebay and about some related modern solutions for software, I thought I'd sign up here to share my experience so far and ask some (hopefully educated) questions to shore up what I'm still unsure of. I dug up an old Apple iPod Touch (felt poetic, also I misplaced my usb-c to 3.5mm adapter for my phone) in order to convey MECC-Computer Inspector onto a disk via a .wav "cassette" to run some checks and confirm what I have.

What I'm working with:

I am looking for the files needed to program replacement GAL16V8D chips for my MicroDrive. This is the original version - not the Turbo one. There are three GALs on the board. The board does not have any silk screen indications of the what the parts are, so I will call them left, middle and right with left being the one on the left as you are looking at the component side of he board with the edge connector pointing towards you. The last time I powered ny Apple ][ GS on with this card installed, the GAL on the right decided to release its smoke into the wild.