First post, by Synaps3
Will the device be accessible and show up as A: or B:? I have no experience using external USB floppy drives and can't find an answer to this after extensive searching. Everybody seems to use them in Windows.
To elaborate. I have a Vortex86 based mini PC board. It supports DOS and uses an SD card as the C: drive. The only peripherals it has are COM, LPT, and USB. I installed DOS from a bootable USB flash drive. Now that it's installed, I want to get some kind of floppy support in DOS so I don't have to remove the SD card to transfer files.
So, will I be able to get a GOTEK (or similar) external USB floppy and have DOS treat that as a real internal floppy drive?
Systems:
BOARD | RAM | CPU | GPU
ASUS CUV4X-D | 2GB | 2 x PIII Tualatin ~1.5 GHz | Radeon HD 4650
DELL DIMENSION XPS 466V | 64MB | AMD 5x86 133MHz | Number Nine Ticket to Ride
Sergey Kiselev's Micro8088 10MHz | 640KB | Trident VGA