[Coco] SCSI2SD and Cloud 9's TC^3 Controller

[Mark Marlette]

Ron,
That is GREAT!!!! Also you can have offsets to HDB-DOS that will utilize many more 256 virtual drives/partitions. I believe CoCo Demus has done such a manager... ???
If you are on the SuperDriver platform, then you can handle offsets/partitions as well. Understand the offsets as if they overlap. BOOM...corruption of the file structure.

I have had inquiries, so I'll post this here.
There are no plans to do another TC^3 controller production run.
 I am in the process of designing a new SD interface device with a RTC, single SD slot, USB serial port(this is currently being reviewed, looking like wireless Ethernet now.) and a ROM emulator that loads .ccc files from the SD to SRAM and emulates the cartridge port.

If you are interested, please reply to me privately and I'll add you to a contact list.

Thank you for your interest in our products.

Regards, Mark Marlette
http://www.cloud9tech.com
mark at cloud9tech.com
 
     From: Ron <ron at kdomain.org>
 To: coco at maltedmedia.com 
 Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2015 8:35 PM
 Subject: [Coco] SCSI2SD and Cloud 9's TC^3 Controller
   
In case anyone is interested, I just tested Ed's SCSI2SD product with 
Cloud 9's TC^3 SCSI controller.  I am using a 4GB micro SD card and set 
the SCSI ID to 0 on the SCSI2SD card.  The TC^3 controller recognized 
the SCSI2SD card right away.  I wrote a quick BASIC program to DSKINI 
all 256 virtual floppy drives and it all works great.  I realize there 
is quite a bit of storage waste with any SD card you use, but this is a 
nice option for those of us that have TC^3 controllers and don't have 
access to older, SCSI hard drives.

Thanks Ed and Mark!

-Ron


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