Who is Lawrence Hiler?

[kw]

I read that Lawrence Hiler is a commodore hardware expert? But when I
Google the guy, I can't seem to find any info. Who is Lawarence Hiler?
Anyone care to share?

[Etienne von Wettingfeld]

Post by kw
I read that Lawrence Hiler is a commodore hardware expert? But when I
Google the guy, I can't seem to find any info. Who is Lawarence Hiler?
Anyone care to share?

I think it's Hiller (2 Ls), that does produces some hits.

[l***@portcommodore.com]

Post by kw
I read that Lawrence Hiler is a commodore hardware expert? But when I
Google the guy, I can't seem to find any info. Who is Lawarence Hiler?
Anyone care to share?

Aka Mr. Nike of Basement Boys Software fame - IIRC he designed the
RAMBoard (added RAM to the 1541 for copying protected disks) and did
work on a few copy programs of the time among other things.

[Pete Rittwage]

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[Ray Carlsen]

I read that Lawrence Hiler is a commodore hardware expert? But when I
Google the guy, I can't seem to find any info. Who is Lawarence Hiler?

I only know his name from Chip Level Designs, the company that sold a drive
auto-copy chipset for the MSD-SD2 dual drive. Mr. Hiler also made a plug-in
adaptor board for upgrading the C128 from 16 to 64K of video RAM... no
soldering required. All this was back in the 1980s.

Ray

[kw]

Check this link out.
http://www.earl-ydesigns.com/InfiniteLoop/MicroPalzaWeb.html

Says Lawrence Hiler was aka Mike J. Henry of the Basemenet Boys Software.
Even has his picture. I wonder if it is true? I also read some info that
said he was Mr. Nike.

I stumbled accross more info that says he the creator of the AutoCopy ROM's
for the MSD Dual Drive and the creator of the company "Chip Level Designs"
Link is here:
http://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=197769&sid=870202afc40ce8304340a0157bdfbe80

Maybe if Lawrence is still around, he could verify his accomplishments and
wheather any of this is true.

[r***@value.net]

Check this link out.http://www.earl-ydesigns.com/InfiniteLoop/MicroPalzaWeb.html

Ah, memories of MicroPalooza. :-)

Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug