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From: hxh@hal.UUCP (Howard Hermann)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: #1750 REU
Message-ID: <333@hal.UUCP>
Date: 13 Mar 89 03:01:56 GMT
Reply-To: hxh@hal.UUCP (Howard Hermann)
Organization: Biometry Computing Facility
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Now  that the #1750 has once again become available (Software Support Int'l is 
converting #1764's into #1750's, and selling them for $199.95.  That 's what I 
paid  for  one  three  years  ago.),  I'd  like  to  take a second look at the 
possibility of running two #1750's together.  

From  what  others  have  posted, it seems that the #1750 can run concurrently 
with  the  Lt  Kernal  HD,  or also concurrently with the Quick Brown Box.  It 
seems that the LK and QBB allow for re-setting of their I/O page, so that they 
can happily reside along with the RAM.  

My  question is, if one #1750 could be modified to change its I/O page, and to 
allow  for  a  short  software routine to then address one or the other of two 
#1750's?   Would  anyone know if such a hardware modification is possible, and 
the liklihood of it working?

Howard Herman