On Sat, 14 Jul 2001, Pete Turnbull wrote:
  It's well documented; the circuit diagrams
are readily available, the
 service manual is reasonably easy to find, and includes circuit
 description, upgrade instructions, schematics, board layouts,
 mechanical drawings, etc.  And other documents cover the systems calls
 in detail, how to build interfaces to the bus, how to write ROM
 software for it, and so on. 
 The original Apple ][ reference manual wasn't nearly as comprehensive but
 still it included the schematics, ROM listings, and other tidbits of
 useful info for understanding all the various subsystems of the basic
 Apple ][.  It was my "bible" throughout high school (how deliciously
 nerdy, eh? :) 
Apple II and high school? Sellam, I'm older than you? Geez, I first saw an Apple
II
while in college. I was using an Interdata 7/16 in high school.
I'm looking foward to the VCF-East photos.
Eric
 Sellam Ismail                                        Vintage Computer Festival
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