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Subject: Apple ][ and Disk Drives
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I recently acquired an Apple ][.  Not a plus, not an e or a c or a gs.
Old ROMs, sweet-16, boot in the monitor and all that.  What's the deal
on using floppy drives?  I have the standard Disk ][ drive and the
'new' controller card that I've been using with my Plus at home.  Can
the ][ only handle 13-sector?  And if so, can somebody forward a copy
of demuffin or finmuf or whatever the ancient 16 to 13 sector convertor
is?

							Marc Pawliger
							mp1w@andrew.cmu.edu
							mp1w@cmuccvma.bitnet