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+ | ===FDADAP floppy disk adapter=== | ||
+ | ''The D Bit FDADAP board is a small adapter which adapts 8" floppy disk drives (Shugart SA800 style bus) to work with the PC 3.5"/5.25" floppy disk cable pinout. It has 34- and 50-pin connectors which can be connected to the PC floppy controller and the 8" disk drive using simple straight-through ribbon cables (not included), and a 3.5" style power connector for the on-board microcontroller. It also includes a second 34-pin connector for use with real DEC RX50 drives; this configuration is not yet supported by current releases of D Bit software (which use a regular PC 1.2 MB drive for accessing RX50 disks), but support is planned for future versions.'' | ||
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+ | [http://www.dbit.com/fdadap.html FDADAP] | ||
Revision as of 23:15, 28 December 2019
These are my notes on how I use Imagedisk
See Daves Old Computers - Disk/Software Image Archive Dave Dunfield's ImageDisk official site
Contents
Goal
To create boot media for an Imsai with FIF FDC set with Imsai CalComp floppy disk drive subsystem.
I'll use an Imsai .DSK image from Z80Pack FTP Imsai section
Imagedisk bin2imd should create a .IMD from the raw .DSK
Syntax
IMD
imd 8ssdd.cmd
C=77
.CMD File
; jha 8/20/2018 8SSDD.CMD
; options for imagedisk.
; Eight inch
;
S=1
DS=0
/A
C=77
BIN2IMD
BIN2IMD drivea.dsk fifcpm2.imd N=77 DM=0 SS=128 SM=1-26 /1 /C
FDADAP floppy disk adapter
The D Bit FDADAP board is a small adapter which adapts 8" floppy disk drives (Shugart SA800 style bus) to work with the PC 3.5"/5.25" floppy disk cable pinout. It has 34- and 50-pin connectors which can be connected to the PC floppy controller and the 8" disk drive using simple straight-through ribbon cables (not included), and a 3.5" style power connector for the on-board microcontroller. It also includes a second 34-pin connector for use with real DEC RX50 drives; this configuration is not yet supported by current releases of D Bit software (which use a regular PC 1.2 MB drive for accessing RX50 disks), but support is planned for future versions.
ImageDisk Resources
- Daves Old Computers - Disk/Software Image Archive Dave Dunfield's ImageDisk home
- How to convert raw images to Imagedisk: From WinWorld Discussions some clarification of disk modes.
- DEC RX01 floppy disc drives Creating eight inch SSSD media for DEC PDP-8 / PDP-11