Related to this thread, I just spotted this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/165728795134
Description: "New PCB To build a "Drawbridge" Adapter -- Allows use of a regular IBM Style 3.5" disk drive to copy and write Amiga format disks" I dig the "floppy disk" form-factor of the PCB sandwich. Sellam On Sun, Jan 22, 2023 at 10:36 AM Chuck Guzis via cctalk < cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > On 1/22/23 09:30, Tony Jones via cctalk wrote: > > > But that AT32F435 in the new Gotek points to being able to do more than > >> simply emulate a floppy. Definitely everything including the kitchen > >> sink type of MCU. > >> > > > > I'm struggling to see what this functionality would be. The Gotek isn't > a > > general purpose dev board. It's pretty special purpose 34 pin header. > > > > Maybe there are features Keir would like to add to FF with more resources > > on the uC? > > If the MCU is really just an ATF415, then you can forget all of the > blue-sky stuff. It's little more powerful than the original > STM32F105/107. > > It was difficult for me to understand why a howitzer like the 435 would > be used in a simple floppy emulator. Apparently, contrary to what some > say, it's not the case. > > > --Chuck > >
