Apple II

Thanks anyways guys , I found the answer , and if anyone would like to know , especially if you are restoring a apple II and need to burn a rom , here is a link that sells the special sockets that you can use , just pop in the 2716 eprom into the socket plug it into the mother board and you are good to go , this site also sells alot of really kewl apple II stuff..

here is the link:

http://www.gse-reactive.com/product_info.php?products_id=136

click on their online shop to see the rest of the neat stuff....

see ya.

A2forever

Hi everybody.... Just thought I'd post this , was pretty interesting to see it work at all! I burned a working Pig-Font Chip for the II PLUS , if you don't know what a Pig-Font chip is , well is a Character Chip for the II PLUS that is Enhanced , has some really kewl characters added into the chip , Example... There are Skull & Crossbones , little Piggy characters , etc.. PLUS! It has all the Lowercase characters as well! I am working on a few modified Non-Autostart F8 roms right now , they seem to work quite well in Apple II Oasis Emulator...

This is an image I took with a digital oscilloscope, showing the D0 (data bit zero) signal plus some address bits on my Apple II+:

http://www.applefritter.com/node/20136

The logic high level looks really terrible. It is usually around 3.5 V, with occasional spikes at 5 V and occasional drops to 2.5 V. I checked on my IIe, which looks much better. Can anyone tell me if this looks OK, or should I assume something is very wrong?

I have an old Apple IIe with all of the old floppy disks. I am planning on getting a new Mac, but wanted to know if there was any possible way to play those old floppy disks on a new Mac. The disk drives are not built into the computer (as any Apple //e person would know) and are able to attach to another computer. Any suggestions? I am willing to buy anything to play them on a new Mac!