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From: lwv27@CAS.BITNET (Larry W. Virden)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Would you believe?
Message-ID: <9106190647.AA16609@cas.org>
Date: 19 Jun 91 10:47:26 GMT
References: <1991Jun18.214902.2853@world.std.com>
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In article <1991Jun18.214902.2853@world.std.com>, jeffb@world.std.com (Jeffrey T
:mattd@Apple.COM (Matt Deatherage) writes:
:
:>All ROM space is reserved for Apple and may not be used by third-party
:>developers for any reason.
:
:Huh?  I thought Apple had published specifications for using part of this space
:as a ROM disk.  Am I imagining things?
:
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:Jeffrey T. Berntsen                 | Looking for a good .sig
:jeffb@world.std.com                 |
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Not only that, several folks had 'ROM DISK' hardware which either
provided the ability for the user to electronically or otherwise
create a ROM based disk similar to a RAM disk or, in one hard ware
case (RAMKEEPER?) a second RAM disk was able to be called /ROM5 or some
such name and was battery kept.  I thought it was in the ROM address
range.
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