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From: bowles@mica.berkeley.edu (Jeff A. Bowles)
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Subject: PC/AT peripherals for Interactive?
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Date: 27 Apr 89 14:35:38 GMT
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I have this PC/AT-clone running Interactive's SVR3.0, having just
thrown Bell Tech's out the window. (Details via e-mail if you wish.)

Does anyone know if I can put a hard-card into this thing? For the
manufacturing environment that this configuration will be in, the
hard-card seems more rugged and easier to support; unfortunately,
it also sorta needs internal RAM to be loaded onto the controller
to work, I believe.

Or is there a hard-card-like disk that stands up to lots of G's
(i.e. movement and shaking and...) that emulates a type of disk supported
in the Phoenix BIOS and Interactive's software?

	Jeff Bowles

ps. To repeat a previous query, anyone know of a 5.25" floppy with its
own power supply (ya know, 110-120 VAC) I can get commercially?