I have two Memory cards for the HP Laserjet II, both with no documentation. One is fully stuffed and looks to be 4 MB; the second is partially stuffed and with what appears to be 1 MB. Best offer over $10.00 for both plus shipping ($3.50 USPS Priority Mail) by Tuesday. If you are not going to follow through quickly, please don't make an offer or say you want them.

On Mon, 29 Apr 2002 16:08:40 +0000, Rich Beaudry wrote: #I'm having a problem with an Apple IIe Platinum, and I hope you can help. #I recently acquired a LIRON 3.5" floppy controller card, and was looking #forward to using 3.5" disks on my AIIe. After some reading, it seemed that #the LIRON card would only work with a Unidisk 3.5" (model number starts with #"A2M"), and NOT with a 3.5" drive from, say, a IIgs (model number starts #with "A9M"). So, of course, I went and found a Unidisk 3.5" drive... This is correct. The LIRON card works with the Unidisk 3.5, Model A2M2053. # #The combination doesn't work, *even with every other card pulled*, so here #are my questions: Either the card, drive or cable is not functioning correctly. # #- Will the LIRON card work with the Unidisk 3.5" drive? My reading of #several FAQs says "yes", but maybe I misread something... Yes, and only yes. # #- Does anyone have docs for either the drive, or the card? There are no #switches or jumpers, and the installation seems obvious, but who knows, #maybe I missed something.... Plug and play. If the card is in the highest used slot, it will boot a properly formatted disk with ProDOS on it. # #- Can you boot from the 3.5" drive? Or is it only for storage, and you can #only boot with 5.25" drives? Yes, but it has to be in the highest used slot, or you can select the slot after booting from another device. I have had both bad LIRON cards and Unidisk 3.5 drives. If you don't have any other cards, drives, or machines (like a IIC+) to allow for an easy mix and match test, then locating the problem will be more complex. Louis