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Your best place to find software, that you will have to transfer to the GS vis this program: https://adtpro.com/ is https://www.whatisthe2gs.apple2.org.za/ The ADTPro page will tell you everything you need to know to be able to transfer Apple disks images to your GS from either a PC or a Mac...

Good memories. Have you taken out your Apple II or do you not have it any more? magnus

Why not just buy a second Floppy EMU to use with your Apple IIe? If you have one hooked up to your Mac you already know how good they are.

According to https://www.apple2history.org/ , starting in Chapter 10 where he talks about the Apple IIGS. The first code name for the GS was IIx. The next was Phoenix (rising from the ashes of the IIX project), It was also known as “Rambo” (when the design team was fighting for final approval...

That link that just is Index of / is a link to Apple Asimov Archive

One of the best places to get software for the Apple IIGS is: https://www.whatisthe2gs.apple2.org.za/ This site is strictly dedicated to the Apple IIGS Another is: https://www.apple.asimov.net/ With this site you can download GS software aas well as regular Apple II software, which the GS...

I was also having trouble getting the IIc+ to boot off the FloppyEMU when connected externally to the computer. I posted about that in an Apple II forum on AtariAge and got a reply with a link to the Nox Archaist page showing how to boot Nox Archaist on the iic+, here the link to the video...

What you need is DOS Master. That will allow you to put DOS 3.3 disks on 3.5 disks.

Happy New Yer to all the members here at 68kMLA that are part of the Apple II community! Let's hope 2021 will be a much better year.

And here is an update to version 2.4.1: http://www.callapple.org/vintage-apple-computers/apple-ii/announcing-prodos-2-4-1-for-all-apple-ii-and-compatible-computers/

Here's what I found about Fatal System Error 0911 at csa2 faqs: 0911 and 09010001 (FATAL SYSTEM ERROR 0911); was error number 0400 on ROM-00 machines. Fatal System Error 0911 and Diagnostic Self-Test error code 09010001 mean the same thing: You are experiencing an ADB "can't sync" problem...

I've relisted the IIe on eBay, since the person who won never paid me. The auction number is 221268860851.

For anyone who is interested I'm selling an Apple IIe system on eBay, the auction number is 221264643143

james1095, that's the beauty of the CFFA3000, it will mount 5.25 or 3.5 or HD images on your Apple //. The computer sees the images as a physical floppy so you can play games or do whatever you would with the real disk without having to transfer the image back to real disk. There are times...

It will work better if you right click the link and download the file, but it will take about 4 hours or so to download. Not sure why it's running so slow from there, I've downloaded things before at better speeds. You can download it just be patient.

Glad to hear that you have the //c up and running and are able to enjoy using it. Welcome back to the wonderful world of the Apple II.

Go here: http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/ and download a copy of ADTPro and then either make yourself a cable to run between your modern computer and the GS or order one from here: http://retrofloppy.com/products.html and you'll be able to transfer Apple II disk images that you can find online...

not exactly the same but here's a one liner from a Beagle Bros add from Incider magazine from Nov 1983. 10 HGR2: FOR X=0 TO 255: POKE 228, X: HPLOT 0,0: CALL -3082: NEXT X

Was reading the forums on Rich Dreher's website and he mentioned that he's planning on releasing a firmware update by the end of the year that will allow for folders on the CFFA3000! That's great as far as I'm concerned. That will allow me to take either my 2GB or 4GB flash drive and load them...

There are two ways that you can boot GS/OS using the CFFA3000. One is to partition the Compact Flash card and use one of the partitions for GS/OS. the other is to simply use either the CF card or a flash drive with a Hard Disk image on it with GS/OS on the hard disk image. The second one is the...