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From: halp@TCGOULD.TN.CORNELL.EDU ("Bruce P. Halpern")
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re:  3.5 inch drives
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Date: Mon, 25-May-87 21:45:18 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 25 21:45:18 1987
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My Apple Unidisk 3.5, with controller in slot 7, do not boot at power-up in 
either ehnanced or unenhanced ][e, but do in a ][c if there is no floppy in the 
built-in drive. The ][e will boot ProDOS from the Unidisk 3.5, controller in 
slot 7, in response to a PR#7 command. To boot PASCAL, the controller card must
be at 6 or 5.

re: Obtaining 65C02. Previous discussions on this BB indicate that the 65C02 
can simply be plugged in, replacing the 6502. For more conservative types, 
like me, an Applied Engineering Transwarp card in slot 3 will get you a 65C02 
and computing at 3.5 MHz (faster than a ][gs).