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Sun Jun 15, 2003 11:32 pmby balzac
The CFFA uses 65C02 specific code, so maybe the board could be adapted for use internaly in a //c. I know the later //c's have an internal expansion connector that wasn't really used for much more then RAM expansion boards but maybe the CFFA (maybe just the CompactFlash part, don't know if a HDD would fit) could be designed to take advantage of this connector. That'd make it alot easier then hunting down a SmartPort HDD. Perhaps you could even stick a couple RAM chips on the (proposed) new board for good measure.
Posted:
Fri Nov 07, 2003 11:40 pmby mutant_pie
I think that a //c compatible CFFA card would be awesome! The 1MEG memory expansion port would be a logical access point, another would be the Smart Port of the revision version model#4100, and the //c+.
Posted:
Fri May 21, 2004 4:49 pmby Torgo
Yeah, Rich. You've got my //c. See if you can squeeze a tiny PCB in there. Right next to the Z-RAM Ultra!
Posted:
Sat May 22, 2004 12:46 pmby rich
Chris... dooh!
Get your ass over here, and help me design a //c CFFA!
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Thanks,
Rich
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Sat Aug 07, 2004 12:36 pmby iic_fan
Hello Rich. I have one of your CFFA cards y i'm wating to hear that you have another design for the iic. I don't mind if it is internal or external, perhaps it would be better if it is external to keep the internal disk and memmory expansion card.
Bye.
Jose from Chile.
IIc Project
Posted:
Thu Dec 29, 2005 11:23 amby gsmcporet
Hey Rich,
I think that a IIc CFFA would be right on the money. I believe that it may have to come off of the external drive port as we all know that there just is not enough room on the inside if you have a 1 Meg card installed.
You might consider mounting the card in a small electronics kit box that can be entered to install the Compact Flash Disk as required.
I would definitely want one.
By the way... Happy Holidays to one and all.
Steven :D