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Request for wiring a apple ii 5.25 20 Pin to RP2040 pico/feather #25

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1st-elektron opened this issue Jan 24, 2023 · 2 comments
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Please can someone answer my question about:
wiring a apple ii 5.25 20 Pin to RP2040 pico/feather

Thank you

@montyleib
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The short answer is that Apple ][ drives with 20-pin connectors are incompatible with Adafruit-floppy and Greaseweazle.

The longer answer is that the control signals required to operate an Apple ][ drive are not the same as a standard PC drive, and the software does not include routines to create them.

Issue should be closed, unless someone wants to make it a feature request...

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