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Not the same thing, but I remember a great hack back in the day — from Byte, I believe — where a 128k Apple IIe/c could live dual boot ProDOS & DOS 3.3 using ba
by flenserboy 5y ago
Not the same thing, but I remember a great hack back in the day — from Byte, I believe — where a 128k Apple IIe/c could live dual boot ProDOS & DOS 3.3 using bank switching, with each OS living in its own bank. Switching was easy, being a simple command line command. That was fun (and occasionally useful).
- wereHamster 5y agoWhat is a bank?
- flenserboy 5y agoMemory was segmented into 2 banks of 64k each. See here (http://www.applelogic.org/files/AIIETECHREF2.pdf http://www.applelogic.org/files/AIIETECHREF2.pdf) — page 80 / page 10 of the PDF.