28 July 2019, 11:46 | #421 |
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I have NEC FD1231M but dnt know how to do modification for Amiga i have different PCB like on German page https://drive.google.com/file/d/11hr...ew?usp=sharing Anybody can help me please |
28 July 2019, 20:17 | #422 |
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NEC FD1231M looks similar to FD1231H. FD1231H are more than 2 PCB layouts available. This drive on your picture can only hacked with fake-ready (diode) between pin 30 and 34. Cut 2 traces and solder 2 wires on the controller ic. If you want to do this, i can go into detail. But i recommend choosing an other drive with real ready and no motor power-save function.
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28 July 2019, 22:10 | #423 |
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Can u show on picture what to do and how install diode please
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30 July 2019, 23:59 | #424 |
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Anybody can help me with this drive? please
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17 September 2019, 21:58 | #425 |
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Sorry forgot to reply, i will send pictures at the weekend...reply here if i forget again.I'm very busy.
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22 September 2019, 17:56 | #426 |
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Here is the how-to for NEC FD1231H as internal drive with diode fake-ready hack:
Cut the traces from Pin 34 + 12, add diode and wires as you can see in detail on the pictures attached. |
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07 November 2019, 22:18 | #428 |
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The problem might be that these drives have a so called "power save" mode. Simple test: format a disk in workbench. Open shell and read the directory from the formated drive. Result is the disk is, at most, not readable. Maybe the Problem is the same with xcopy...i haven't tried this.
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21 February 2020, 18:58 | #429 |
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PC HD floppy
I found what looked like a regular Sony MPF920-C in some stuff I bought recently, but on opening it up, I found it has been heavily modded. Putting into my A4000T shows that this PC drive can read and write HD floppies at half-speed. Might be interesting for anyone wanting to mod a similar drive themselves.
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Hi,
Just today I posted a request for opinions about Samsung drives modified for Amiga use. This the link to my post in other section, sorry for my mistake in opening a new topic. https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php...91#post1380791 Any experiences? |
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Panasonic mod
Have a Panasonic JU-257A896P, what a cow of a thing to pull down, but no idea where to start the mod as I have no information.
Any chance someone has an image and instructions, otherwise I will just give the drive the old heave ho!! |
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Without any detailed pictures from the Panasonic JU-257A896P pcb nobody can help.
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Thanks mate, had other stuff happening, will get it out tomorrow and see if I can get a shot of the board.
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01 June 2020, 01:25 | #434 |
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Modifying PC floppy drive Alps DF354H090F for Amiga
Hello everybody,
I have a Alps DF354H090F floppy drive. Can anybody to tell me how to modify this drive to work on Amiga 500 |
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01 June 2020, 11:53 | #437 |
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PC drives are DF1 by default - the twist in the floppy cable is what changes them to drive A or leaves them as drive B.
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If yes, you just leave the drive as DS1 instead of modifying it to DS0. Remember to close the DF1 present jumper on the motherboard. If you have an A500/600/1000/1200 instead, you will need to have the motor/ready logic board from an external drive to make it an external drive. |
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So I will have to find some logic board for that, thanks for advice |
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