Apple II

I am also a big Amiga user, and I use compact flash for my hard disks. I have one of the CFFA3000's on order. For my Amiga, I can use WinUAE, and install the OS onto the CF using the CF reader in my PC, then just move it over into the Amiga, and it runs like it was installed in the real Amiga. Can I do this with an emulator, for an Apple IIGS, or an Apple IIE? Put the CF in my PC, run an emulator, and install everything, then just put the CF in my Apple, and be done? Thanks.

Hey everyone, I'm new to Apple, as I picked one up locally with the green monitor w/tilt screen, duodrive, 64k/80 column card. It worked, but had problems, wouldn't pass diag. I did some poking, and found the small chip just to the left of the ram had a broken lead, and I suspect it had some bad ram chips. Re-seating didn't help. It was a MB manufactured in 1982, and when booted, showed 'Apple ]['. I found a 1984 MB on ebay, tested, passing diags, for $20, so I bought it. I changed the MB, and it works great. Now, when I power it up, it shows 'Apple ][e', instead of just 'Apple ]['.

I have been looking at this power supply for more than 30 years now and it just occurred to me to wonder about the change in the model number.

The overwrite on the model number is how it was delivered from the dealer. I've seen a lot of A2M001 power supplies, but I don't think I've seen any A2M030s. Was that an Apple power supply model? I suspect not, since Google doesn't turn up anything.

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Need help repairing this piece!