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Offline HeatherK

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Re: Buddha Flash Phoenix Edition...Worth it?
« on: February 10, 2009, 03:54:00 PM »
I just picked up a Buddha Flash recently and it works great.  I have an Amiga 4000D and just wanted to be able to add more IDE devices.  I attempted to hook up an IDE to CF adapter but was unable to get it to work.  Of course, I never tested the IDE to CF adapter in another system so the CF adapter I have may be junk.

All-in-all, I am very satisfied with the Buddha Flash.  All the documentation is on the floppy.  The floppy itself is a High Density disk formatted as Double Density.  Because the A4000 had a High Density drive, I had to use an external floppy drive to read it.  The disk also had an error on it but I contacted AmigaKit support and they sent me a link to download the floppy files.

I hooked up a DVD-ROM, Zip-250 and Hard drive to the controller and it works great.

Good luck!

Heather
 

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Re: Buddha Flash Phoenix Edition...Worth it?
« Reply #1 on: February 17, 2009, 09:31:00 PM »
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...reprogram your "domestic" CF card to act as a fixed disk (using a suitable PC program).


I'd love info on how to do this.  Or would you perhaps let me know what a suitable industrial CF card's make/model might be?  Have you actually installed one of these adapters on a Buddha and got it to work?

Thanks,

Heather