Hi!
Quoting Ben:
> If you had a LC series with an Apple II emulation card they supported a
> 5.25" via a dedicated drive connector on the Apple II card. Otherwise I
> think you are correct that the other Macs did not support 5.25" drives.
The connector on the Apple IIe card is not "a dedicated drive connector".
It's a combination connector with signals for a joystick and a 5.25 inch drive.
A special "Y" cable was supplied with the card so that a drive could be
connected to one leg of the "Y".
Willi
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