guy@ns.network.com (Guy D'Andrea) (04/05/91)
Ok, sorry to post this again but I received some info that seems as though I did not state the problem clearly enough. I got suggestions on how I can take a IBM type floppy drive and then get a standard "dual floppy" drive cable to plug everything into. What I want is a way to take my external Amiga floppy drive (which has a 23 pin D-type connector on it's cable) which is plugged into the external floppy drive connector on the Amiga, and be able to connect it to the AT Bridgeboard. I do not want to make any kind of modification to the drive itself since that would void it's warrenty. I thought people under- stould that I want the same ability that I had when I used my 2088 (XT) Bridge- board. Basically I need to know what pins numbers on the AT Bridgeboard's floppy drive connector would need to be run to a 23 pin connector on an Amiga's external floppy drive... This way when I need the 3.5" floppy drive on the Bridgeboard I just plug it in to this special connector. And when I want to use it on the Amiga side I plug it on there instead - Just like when I used the 2088 Bridge- board. I hope this was a bit clearer on what I seek to do. I'm sure it is possible. If I do here how to do this from someone, I WILL post it! Thanks!!! -- Guy Dandrea, Network Systems Corp. // guy@nsco.network.com #129.191.1.1 \\ // 7600 Boone Ave No, Mpls. MN 55428 \X/ 1-800-328-9108 Fax:(612)424-1736 "Me and my Amiga...anything is possible?"