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.
The first batch of printed circuit boards arrived today. These are prototype boards, so they don't have soldermask or legend on it (I simply put the legend on the top layer). Everything fits fine, except the CPU ZIF socket for use during development... Gotta figure something out there !
posted by J. Eggers @ 1/05/2005 11:31:00 PM
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