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Re: CFFA for IIc and IIc+?
On Apr 8, 12:26 pm, Sheppy <the.she...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Apr 8, 1:50 pm, Mike Spurgeon <m...@spurgeon.net> wrote:
>
> > Sheppy wrote:
> > > I personally expect to probably use this in a IIc+, although now that
> > > I think about it, since I really want to be using it with 5.25" disks
> > > as a disk writing machine, it would be more space efficient to use a
> > > IIc with a built-in 5.25" drive instead,
>
> > If an external IIc 5.25 drive also works with a IIc+, you could have the
> > best of both.
>
> Well, what I'm looking for is the smallest possible footprint in terms
> of desk space for writing 5.25" disks to fill orders. Right now, I'm
> using a IIgs with a stack of drives next to it, which takes up a lot
> of desk space. If I could switch to a IIc with internal flash storage
> and built-in 5.25" drive, I wouldn't need any external devices, which
> would vastly reduce my footprint, and would save room on my already
> cluttered desk.
>
> Right now, the IIgs is across the room on a separate table, which
> hurts my productivity when writing disks to fill orders.
>
> Sheppy
or you can get rid of all those drives and just use a CFFA card. I
wrote a driver to access up to 8 GB under Prodos 8 and am still
working on a GSOS driver. This works on Rich Drehers CFFA card and if
I can get a hold of Henrys source code for his microdrive, I could
quite easily write one for his as well.
http://dreher.net/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=1&sid=7778d470e90e0df4669334af2d9311a9
Rob