I'm looking at my aging desktop machine and realize that its replacement
probably won't have a native floppy interface, so I started thinking about
the super-powered USB-floppy interface previously discussed here. I
forgot what it was called, so I stumbled across this page:
http://www.deviceside.com/. I quickly figured out what I wanted was the
Discferret. Does anyone know anything about this anemic alternative?
This led me to some more questions:
1) Can the Discferret handle flippies?
2) Can I daisychain two drives to a single Discferret?
3) How much more work would it be to make a Discferret talk to an 8-inch
drive?
I'd buy one or two now, but finances aren't that great right now.
--
David Griffith
dgriffi at
cs.csubak.edu
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