Re: ACCESSING THE CARTRIDGE PORT

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From: Bob Vixie
Date: Tue, 18 Jul 1989 15:28

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Both boards were developed here in Colorado Springs by a friend of mine.  I
bought the edge connector converter and built a 1.5 Meg RAM disk off the
cartridge port.  Writing to the port is rather fun, i.e., there is no write
line.  The software for the I/O board handles this for you.

Bob Vixie
blv@hpctdlb.hp.com

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From: blv@hpctdlk.HP.COM (Bob Vixie)
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Subject: Re: ACCESSING THE CARTRIDGE PORT
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Date: 18 Jul 89 15:28:34 GMT
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