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Subject: Grappler can't grapple with a IIgs
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Date: Mon, 27-Apr-87 22:56:00 EDT
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Posted: Mon Apr 27 22:56:00 1987
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My techie friends at the local H.U.G.E. Apple Club (E. Hartford)
tell me that there are a few Apple cards that won't work in a IIgs.
One of them did say why, but I didn't store the details (surely
one of the hardware oriented IIgs types on the net can come up with
the reason).  Alas, the Grappler is one of the cards that won't
work on the gs.  As I recall it has something to do with a change
in the way interrupts work (are defined) in the IIgs firmware.

In and around Connecticut, the best place to call for help with
such problems is Computer Resources 563-9000.  Ask for Dan (he's
there the most often and is the fastest soldering iron in New England),
Chuck Lana (he's had his gs for 14 MONTHS - he's an Apple beta tester
who's had a Mac II since last November), or George Carbonell (a part-time
Apple II fixer who'll do if Dan or Chuck isn't there).