Apple ][ boards -- what have I found?

#> > I wonder if the 'Cold Boot Adapter' links to that KONAN card and adds #> > a hard disk to the Apple. The Cold Boot part meaning the Apple can #> > boot from the hard disk without needed a boot floppy. I am probably #> > wildly off, though #> #> I was thinking something similar actually. # #In which case I should start looking at the EPROMs on these boards). This seems unlikely. Apple IIs never needed a boot floppy, they just booted from the first recognizable disk controller, starting at slot 7 and working down. In the absence of a recognizable controller, they went into Basic. If you wanted to change the boot drive, you just changed the order of the cards. It was also possible to select a boot drive with a selector program, or even by issuing a command from Basic. But anything is possible, I suppose.