I found the sony 8 bit card in the archives but is useless without the original proprietary 1x sony drive.
I also found the floppy with the drivers.
It is a 40 pin connector,not 34 pin like previous sony.
All the odd pins on the connector are tied to ground.
xtgold wrote on 2020-03-13, 13:43:I found the sony 8 bit card in the archives but is useless without the original proprietary 1x sony drive. I also found the flo […]
I found the sony 8 bit card in the archives but is useless without the original proprietary 1x sony drive.
I also found the floppy with the drivers.
It is a 40 pin connector,not 34 pin like previous sony.
All the odd pins on the connector are tied to ground.
Some early Sony were 40pin, they were called SLCD Interface. The Sony 2x CDROMS (like CDU33A) were 34pin. Always hated the proprietary cdrom interfaces...
Hate posting a reply and then have to edit it because it made no sense 😁 First computer was an IBM 3270 workstation with CGA monitor. Stuff: https://archive.org/details/@horun
opti 82c930a based sound card IPC mpn: PCBISP32&2 has a 40 pin connector labeled ide,but I don't know if it's real ide or one of the proprietary models.
It's real IDE if it says that. There is no "fake" IDE.
