it's bascially that you just connect a 5.25" Floppy connector on your amstrad CPC (for german ones you need centronic like connectors) and a standard 34pin connector on your floppy, power it up ... and off you go. Images can be written to floppy on your PC with a tool called CPCDiskXP
Dude... my CPC boots up off a Symbiface II and hard drive with over 2000 games all instantly accessabile. I found the 3.5" F.D.D disks to be a little unreliable, still its a good option over the 3" disk.
how can i use the 3.5 floppy disc?the original of my cpc 6128 is not working....pls help me if you can
kwstas800 2 years ago
it's bascially that you just connect a 5.25" Floppy connector on your amstrad CPC (for german ones you need centronic like connectors) and a standard 34pin connector on your floppy, power it up ... and off you go. Images can be written to floppy on your PC with a tool called CPCDiskXP
1337Shockwav3 2 years ago
Oh ... and I forgot ... this only works for 664/6128 machines ... for the 464 you need a special interface.
1337Shockwav3 2 years ago
@1337Shockwav3 correct m8y
retrocomputerkidkris 1 year ago
Dude... my CPC boots up off a Symbiface II and hard drive with over 2000 games all instantly accessabile. I found the 3.5" F.D.D disks to be a little unreliable, still its a good option over the 3" disk.
ukmarkh 3 years ago