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|    MG to james...    |
|    Re: NORMFAST - set normal or fast speed     |
|    06 Oct 22 09:14:45    |
      From: guidero@gmail.com              On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 2:23:53 AM UTC-7, james... wrote:       > On Thursday, October 5, 2017 at 6:26:03 AM UTC+9, MG wrote:        > > On Thursday, September 28, 2017 at 5:38:48 PM UTC-7, roger... wrote:        > > > romid_maciie_0 .equ $FBBE ; 0       > > ...that byte is the version of the Apple IIe Card firmware and is       different among several versions of the "IIe Startup" application (2.2.2d1 is       $03 at $FBBE).        >        > Actually,               ...              > "FBBE" appears to pertain exclusively to FIRMWARE (not the IIe Startup       application SOFTWARE), because when I type the following two commands at a       BASIC prompt (with the IIe Card installed in an LC575 motherboard)...        >        > CALL -151        > FBBE        >        > ...it says FBBE is 03 regardless of whether I use version 2.2.1 or 2.2.2d1       of the IIe Startup app. (I cannot run II Setup app versions older than 2.2.1       because when I try, it throws the error: "Unable to continue because of a       fatal error. Error # 10019.       ")               I fail to see how any of that contradicts what I said. I literally said "that       byte is the version of the Apple IIe Card firmware," which, BTW, is contained       in the IIe Startup Application and loaded into the card when it starts - there       is no actual ROM        on the card. I said it was different among several versions of IIe Startup       (as they vary on which firmware they ship), not unique to each version of IIe       Startup.              > Interesting aside: when I try the same commands on the Virtual ][ emulator,       it says FBBE is 00.              That's because Virtual II is emulating a normal Apple IIe, not a IIe Card, and       the normal Apple IIe firmware has $FBBE=$00.              MG              P.S. if you wish to examine the Apple IIe Card firmware as contained in the       IIe Startup application: http://apple2.guidero.us/doku.php/mg_no       es/iie_card/iie_startup_resources              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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