'Andrew Lynch' via N8VEM
2015-02-15 17:12:04 UTC
From: William Peters [mailto:***@pw12.nu]
Sent: Friday, February 6, 2015 7:45 AM
To: ***@YAHOO.COM
Subject: XT-IDE
Dear Andrew,
I've read your thread about the XT-IDE on the vintage-computer forums. At
the moment I have an 286 and my MFM drive is failing. I do however have a
few IDE drives laying around. I know the threads are a few years old, I
would like to know if you might have an leftover PCB? Also are there any
limitations or compatibility issues with the more modern IDE drives? Or
maybe a IDE zip drive?
Best regards,
William
Sent: Friday, February 6, 2015 7:45 AM
To: ***@YAHOO.COM
Subject: XT-IDE
Dear Andrew,
I've read your thread about the XT-IDE on the vintage-computer forums. At
the moment I have an 286 and my MFM drive is failing. I do however have a
few IDE drives laying around. I know the threads are a few years old, I
would like to know if you might have an leftover PCB? Also are there any
limitations or compatibility issues with the more modern IDE drives? Or
maybe a IDE zip drive?
Best regards,
William
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