New DSDD 5.25" floppies?

It shouldn't be hard to do (famous last words). The hardware interface is a simple asynchronous serial interface running at 38400 baud and at RS232 levels. The Epson seiral drive protocol is pretty well documented, I am pretty sure I found the documetation on the web, along with some other Epson manuals I know I found a program for linux machines that emulates an Epson drive. It even runs on my ancient PC. The original Epson TF20 floppy was ridiculously over-complex. There's a Z80A in there with 64K RAM and a boot ROM that's switched out after booting. I boots a hacked version of CP.M from the master disk (!). The serial port uses a 7201, etc. In other words that hardware could do a lot more than is needed for this application. Later Apson drives, like the PF10, are simpler (a 6303 + EPROM + 2K RAM + FDC, basically). -tony