Heh, of course it's ImageDisk on a DOS PC...that's how most of us do it :P If you do need to hook an 8" drive to a PC for whatever reason, the D-Bit FDADAP is

Heh, of course it's ImageDisk on a DOS PC...that's how most of us do it :P If you do need to hook an 8" drive to a PC for whatever reason, the D-Bit FDADAP is good value and makes it a lot simpler: http://www.dbit.com/fdadap.html http://www.dbit.com/fdadap.html Among other things, it counts step in/out and automatically asserts TG43 for reduced write current on inner tracks. ImageDisk will let you assert this via a pin on the parallel port, too.