sd2iec firmware updated
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From: RobertB on 1 Mar 2010 01:44 The new release 0.9.0 of the sd2iec has some bug fixes and some additional features like: - New fastloader: ULoad Model 3 - New fastloader: G.I. Joe (said to be commonly ripped) - New fastloader: Epyx FastLoad cartridge - Support reading raw directory ($ with secondary > 0) - "display disk images as directories"-mode - DNP support - remote display support Download the new firmware at http://www.sd2iec.de/ To purchase the SD2IEC card drive for the Commodore, go to http://www.nkcelectronics.com Truly, Robert Bernardo Fresno Commodore User Group http://videocam.net.au/fcug The Other Group of Amigoids http://www.calweb.com/~rabel1/ Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network http://www.sccaners.org
From: Jim Brain on 1 Mar 2010 19:56 On 3/1/2010 12:44 AM, RobertB wrote: > The new release 0.9.0 of the sd2iec has some bug > fixes and some additional features like: > > - New fastloader: ULoad Model 3 > - New fastloader: G.I. Joe (said to be commonly ripped) > - New fastloader: Epyx FastLoad cartridge > - Support reading raw directory ($ with secondary> 0) > - "display disk images as directories"-mode > - DNP support > - remote display support > > Download the new firmware at > > http://www.sd2iec.de/ > > To purchase the SD2IEC card drive for the Commodore, go to > > http://www.nkcelectronics.com > uIEC (www.jbrain.com :-) also utilizes the sd2iec firmware, so new and existing owners can take advantage of the improvements as well. Existing systems will automatically upgrade, while new units will be preloaded with 0.9.0. Jim
From: Bill Garber on 1 Mar 2010 20:18 "Jim Brain" <brain(a)jbrain.com> wrote in message news:4b8c622b$0$276$14726298(a)news.sunsite.dk... > On 3/1/2010 12:44 AM, RobertB wrote: >> The new release 0.9.0 of the sd2iec has some bug >> fixes and some additional features like: >> >> - New fastloader: ULoad Model 3 >> - New fastloader: G.I. Joe (said to be commonly ripped) >> - New fastloader: Epyx FastLoad cartridge >> - Support reading raw directory ($ with secondary> 0) >> - "display disk images as directories"-mode >> - DNP support >> - remote display support >> >> Download the new firmware at >> >> http://www.sd2iec.de/ >> >> To purchase the SD2IEC card drive for the Commodore, go to >> >> http://www.nkcelectronics.com >> > uIEC (www.jbrain.com :-) also utilizes the sd2iec firmware, so new and existing owners can take advantage of the improvements as > well. Existing systems will automatically upgrade, while new units will be preloaded with 0.9.0. > > Jim Dear Mr. Brain, I'm looking to get an uIEC-SD, but I'm not sure which connector I need for the C64. Can you please tell me, do I need the 1 x 13 conector, as I can't see how the daughterboard would even work, unless that one goes into the user port. Please advise as to the difference. Thank you, Bill Garber
From: Jim Brain on 2 Mar 2010 21:13 On 3/1/2010 7:18 PM, Bill Garber wrote: > Dear Mr. Brain, > > I'm looking to get an uIEC-SD, but I'm not sure which > connector I need for the C64. Can you please tell me, > do I need the 1 x 13 conector, as I can't see how the > daughterboard would even work, unless that one goes > into the user port. Please advise as to the difference. The daughter board connects to the uIEC/SD and then provides 3 switches, power, and an IEC socket for a disk drive cable. Unless you are interested in embedding the uIEC/SD into your machine, I recommend the daughtercard. Jim
From: Bill Garber on 2 Mar 2010 21:30
"Jim Brain" <brain(a)jbrain.com> wrote in message news:4b8dc5cd$0$285$14726298(a)news.sunsite.dk... > On 3/1/2010 7:18 PM, Bill Garber wrote: > >> Dear Mr. Brain, >> >> I'm looking to get an uIEC-SD, but I'm not sure which >> connector I need for the C64. Can you please tell me, >> do I need the 1 x 13 conector, as I can't see how the >> daughterboard would even work, unless that one goes >> into the user port. Please advise as to the difference. > > The daughter board connects to the uIEC/SD and then provides 3 switches, power, and an IEC socket for a disk drive cable. > Unless you are interested in embedding the uIEC/SD into your machine, I recommend the daughtercard. > Jim Thanks, Jim. Someone emailed me an answer, claiming that my question was hard to understand, and TBH, his answer was even harder to understand. Now that you have explained it, I can understand what he was saying. So, if you read this, thanks also to the guy who emailed me. Ok then, daughterboard it is. Opening up the machine isn't really something I want to do at this point. Back in the day, you'd find me with at least one computer and game system all opened up and soldering something into it, but not much now. I plan to do a video mod to an Atari 7800 mainly because that RF Modulator needs a tuner, and those are getting few and far between nowadays. Anyway, I digress, and ramble, too. WOW! I must be bored. ;-) Bill |