Apple II

I have 19PIN apple 2 gs extension disk drive, but my apple 2 computer require 20 pin connector , so I want to know,does these disk drives exchange 19pin to 20pin,does anyone test this?thx

Hi guys,

As some of you will have already seen, I just picked up (along with a bunch of other stuff) an Apple IIgs, which is now set up on my desk, along with my Color Classic and beige G3. See here for more info:

http://68kmla.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1010

So, after much tinkering, I've finally gotten MacADT on the G3 to send over the adt.dmp program to the IIgs. However, once it finishes copying to the gs, the gs presents me with a screen with the following options:

SEND, RECEIVE, DIR, CONFIGURE, QUIT?

Now days we all "surf the net" downloading files, posting in forums, researching information etc. I remember my first online experience was not the internet, but the old dialup BBS's. My first modem was an external 1200 baud hooked up to my Apple IIc and this was state of the art compared to the guys with the 300 baud modems My next modem a 2400 baud unit was quickly followed by a real speed demon (at the time) a U.S. Robotics 9600 baud modem.

I am a flight simulator collector/historian trying to trace back the history of flight simulation on PC. I have an old cassette tape released by subLOGIC in the late seventies. I was able to boot up the DEMO side of the tape (memory/exec addresses: 800.2000R 1F00G but I cannot identify the memory/exec addresses for the other side called SUBLOGIC 6502 / APPLE II 3D GRAPHICS. I wonder if someone could assist me on this matter. Thanks!

You can also contact me at a2fs1@yahoo.com

Marc-André Handfield
Montreal, Canada