Subject: Re: IIe on a Card
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Date: Tue, 02 Mar 1999 10:08:30 -0800
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I used to run STM on a Quadra 660AV (25 mhz) and it performed acceptably.

Liam Busey wrote:

> Avrum Lapin wrote:
> >
> > I have a Mac Quadra 610 with a PDS slot. Will the "IIe on a card" sold > with the Mac LCII work in the Quadra (the FAQ suggests yes) ?
>
> I'm afraid not. The IIe emulation card was designed for an LC PDS slot
> and is incompatible with the quadra variety.
>
> However all may not be lost. I suspect a Quadra is powerful enough to
> emulate an 8bit Apple 2 at a decent speed. Goto www.emulation.net and
> look for a 68k Apple2 emulator.
>
> > Does the "IIe on a card" have a socket for a standard IIe floppy disk > drive?
>
> I believe the port is only for Unidisk drives but I could be wrong.
>
> Liam Busey