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Re: C64x promotes piracy.
« on: September 19, 2011, 03:36:59 PM »
Quote from: PanterHZ;630601
To put this in perspective: You CAN'T use real Amiga floppy disks on the AmigaOS 4, MorphOS, Aros or the FPGA based solutions either. Piracy is the only solution there as well :)
um. i do. my SAM has a catweasel MK4+ card and i can use it with both amiga disks and C64 disks, although the latter requires the use of VICE to run anything. the driver, written for OS4, should also work on MorphOS if you have a power mac. as far i as know, anyone with a normal PC can use the card in conjunction with winUAE as well.

oh, and i'm not only OS4 user doing this: mike brantley talks about it on his web page.

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Re: C64x promotes piracy.
« Reply #1 on: September 20, 2011, 03:06:06 PM »
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Is there floppy support for the catweasel in vice now?, last time i checked it was only for sid playing. If there is floppy support now then i have to check it, as it was a feature i wanted for vice and the catweasel.
that's a good question. in truth i only use it for transferring old amiga disks to my local hard disks or transferring old files for use in dosbox. i know you can mount the disks just fine, but whether or not you can point VICE to the mountpoint as a 'disk' i do not know.

anyone? :confused:

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