28 Jan
1998
28 Jan
'98
4:35 a.m.
Kip Crosby <engine(a)chac.org> wrote:
At 15:33 1/28/98 +1100, Huw Davies wrote:
48KB on the motherboard, and the Language Card or equivalent 16KB RAM
card. The canonical configuration is a Language Card in slot 0 with a
16-pin DIP jumper installed between a socket on the card and a the
upper-left motherboard RAM socket (the RAM chip gets relocated to the
card), but of course there were many compatible memory cards.
I don't recall any reason why you couldn't do this on an Apple
][, but I know I did it on a Rev 7 ][+, and a friend had done
it on an earlier rev (4?) ][+ that still had the 4K/16K jumper
blocks on the motherboard. Obviously they were all set for 16K
(as you must have 48KB on the motherboard).
-Frank McConnell
....I seem to remember
that to run UCSD Pascal you needed the "Euro+" Apple II. Can anyone confirm
this?
Well, that's not a combo I've run, but if a Europlus will do it, any ][+
should do it, the implication being that you need 48K RAM. (32K mainboard
and the Language Card?? Help me out here....)