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Failing DISK II controller

Hi

 

I made a mistake, I inserted a disk II controller le wrong way...

several chips burnt... including some on the analogic board of the Disk II drive....

 

the analogic board of the disk II is repaired and works

all the burnt chips on the Disk II controller replaced including the P5 prom  (all are working)

 

the Apple try to boot but the engine never stop and it never read

I tested all chip

(everything works fine with a second controller)

(even if I swap the chips between the good and the failing board)

 

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I'm trying to prepare an Apple // europlus for a small local no-profit museum so visitors can use it. 

 

I am familiar with Apple //e and I am a bit lost here.

 

I understand the original Apple 2 did not auto-start so you had to type PR#6 to boot from floppy. However, ROM F8 is 341-0020-00 which I understand it should be the auto-boot one.

 

The other ROMS are

341-0015-00

341-0014-E8

341-0013

341-0012-00

(D0 is unreadable from the pic I have)

 

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Apple IIGS and adb keyboard + mouse problem

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Its my first contact with a IIGS so I say to me its strange but okay...

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