is anyone familiar with the P1/P2 Thinkpads? My
*busted* 560e has an external...well everything
actually. It probably has close to 34 pins on the
floppy connector. The 380z *also busted* has an
internal unit. I wouldn't be adverse to going inside
and routing the connections to the outside world.
But even if a suitable controller/drive combination
were to be found, there's still the possibility that
it will be very discriminating w/it's affections. I
tried, and tried, to get ID to work with 2 boxes over
the weekend (the ones I had on hand). It didn't like
neither a generic 486 (although that controller could
have been flaky), nor a generic Cyrix MII which has
never let me down otherwise. My frustrations led me to
ask the question...
If anyone has a small batch of working ISA floppy/ide
controllers they don't want to hang onto, I'm
interested.
--- Chuck Guzis <cclist at sydex.com> wrote:
On 8 Jan 2007 at 13:16, Fred Cisin wrote:
I think that we've been there before.
Has anybody seen a PCMCIA or USB drive that IS
convertible?
I think some of the very first USB drives that came
out had the
interface electronics on a separate board--at least
I think I've some
chip docs here for such a controller.
But I've not seen one of these in person.
Cheers,
Chuck
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