10 Apr
1998
10 Apr
'98
8:33 p.m.
At 08:18 PM 4/9/98 -0400, you wrote:
I know it's been done for 8-bit Atari's. (I've seen a 1200xl with built-in
hard-drive, using a pentium with big HD and CD as a peripheral...)
(Talk to Bob Wooley of the San Leandro Computer Club, San Leandro, CA.)
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around and use
the PC as a disk drive "server" for the C64, VIC20 and C128?
And that is only one thought.
I believe that's already been done. 
11 Apr
11 Apr
2:35 a.m.
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Uncle Roger wrote:
I know it's been done for 8-bit Atari's.
(I've seen a 1200xl with built-in
hard-drive, using a pentium with big HD and CD as a peripheral...)
It's called an SIO2PC cable, which is a single interface built around a
1489 quad-line receiver. There are a couple of dos-based host programs,
my favourite being APE, which lets you use your PC as up to 8 drives, an
850 interface, and a printer interface. Great stuff, and it's really
saved my 8-bits from the garage.
Aaron
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