A hardware interface between a Commodore PET Computer (such as the CBM 8032) and an IDE disk drive (with a bonus serial interface). Unlike other approaches, this interface does NOT require a PC or other computer that emulates a hard disk, instead a real IDE drive is connected directly (through the interface) to the PET/CBM, and no special software needs to be loaded into the PET since the interface emulates a standard Commodore disk drive. A serial interface is also provided.
I got my National Instruments GPIB Analyzer up and running. This runs on (don't laugh) Windows 3.11 !!! OK, it IS funny, I admit it. When was the last time YOU installed Win 3.11 on a PC...
posted by J. Eggers @ 12/31/2004 03:35:00 PM
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