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[FR] USB Floppy? More USB Device support?
Is ist possible to add an support für USB Floppys. I have a Sony USB Floppy. but it is not regonized. This would be a nice feature and bring some Floppy Feeling back. Which USB devices are actually mounted? I have ordered a USB Notebook Sata CDRom adapter. I hope that it may be recognized.
Did you tried to connect it before power on Raspberry? USB Thumbdrives works only when connected in this way, maybe same for USB Floppy drive?
I'd have to check whether circle supports these. BMC64 only understands FAT32 file systems too. What's the file system format on your disk?
On Mon, Feb 3, 2020 at 10:25 AM Fizzy Bubbele [email protected] wrote:
Yes. like every usb device. Otherwise it would not be regonized.
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Fat32 is not possible for a Floppy Disk. The other think is that the floppy drive is not initialized. Normally when i plugin the Drive it starts to rotate short and the led turns short on. But with the Pi...nothing. I don't know why. The Pi has enough power from the power supply. Next time i will try it with a SlimDVD USB Drive.
So i testet it with a Slim DVD Adapter. Doen't work. Only a usb stick was regonized.
So i testet it with a Slim DVD Adapter. Doen't work. Only a usb stick was regonized.
Because Slim DVD USB doesn't use FAT32
If it helps at all, USB floppy drives show up as raw block devices on Linux and require a manually-added NEC USB floppy driver on Windows.
The ability to use a USB floppy drive as an emulated CMD FD-2000 high-density drive would be awesome.
Most USB floppy drives have a really hard time with 800 KB formats. The floppy drive that's still readily available will only read 1.44 MB FAT format and won't recognize anything else. This may not be something that's reasonable to support.
