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I have used the Floppy-EMU from BMOW and it was incredibly powerful I was able to emulate hardrives and floppies on both Apple II and Macintosh Plus that I own.
by syx 3y ago
I have used the Floppy-EMU from BMOW and it was incredibly powerful I was able to emulate hardrives and floppies on both Apple II and Macintosh Plus that I own. Glad to see this guy is still making new products for the retrocomputing community!
- azinman2 3y agoWhat I don't get is why you'd ever want floppy-emu when you can use scsi2sd (for the Plus)?
- bogantech 3y agoThe problem I have had with just a SCSI2SD for my plus is that mini vMac doesn't support partitioned disks. So to bootstrap I had to 1: write a disk tools disk using a greaseweazel 2: Boot the Plus and set up the partition etc 3: carve out just the partition to a disk image using dd 4: attach the resulting disk image to vMac, set everything up how I wanted it 5: copy the disk image back into its partition using dd
- azinman2 3y agoThanks for this!