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Re: Commodore 128 tower project continued!
« on: March 31, 2008, 01:06:13 PM »
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Maybe it would be possible to cobble together a tape cassette drive in there (if they exist in that form)?


I have no use for a cassette drive. I know they were popular in the EU, but not so much here.


So? I don't use the floppy drive in my PC either. Just put a cassette drive in there for the geek factor! :-D
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Re: Commodore 128 tower project continued!
« Reply #1 on: April 07, 2008, 01:45:44 PM »
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redrumloa wrote:

I will also be installing a X86 SBC


I've been thinking to install one of those in my A2500. I don't know exactly yet what I'm going to use it for, but it'll be "just because I can". Maybe I'll make an internal monitor/mouse/keyboard switcher in combination with a Lyra or something, so I can use all standard Amiga hardware and still run x86 Linux..

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I may add a large IDE hard drive (200GB?)


Wow, that way you can have 6 copies of all C64/C128 software that's ever been made on a single harddisk! :lol:
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