Well, the Apple II idea would just need one working Twiggy drive, install media, a copy of the ROM from a Lisa 1's Twiggy controller, and schematics of the Lisa 1 I/O board... then, a Twiggy controller could be wired up on a LittleProto or something, and the ROM code modified to run on a II...
On Feb 1, 12:13 pm, Ray Arachelian <r..._at_email.domain.hidden> wrote:
> Eric Rucker wrote:
> > I was reading some stuff, and got to thinking of various ways to
> > create Twiggy disk images... so I'm joining here and posting them.
>
> Those are all good ideas, and I've implemented portions of some of them
> at various times, but without access to a real Lisa 1 with working
> Twiggy drives and install media, they're not going to get anywhere.
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