Hello,
I've finally been able to mostly bring back my Nortstar Advantage to
life. It has a Shugart floppy drive unit that seems to work (I've
tested it on a PC controller), but unfortunately I have no working hard-sectored 5.25 floppy disks.
Do you have some advice to give me, regarding such disks. I've seen
somebody commented time ago about a punching tool, but I've also found references about the unreliability of such mechanical tools.
Furthermore, how could I write an image to such a disk, in case I could
get them?
Any other posibility to load some real program on the advantage? Maybe
using the serial port?
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Thanks a lot for your time and best regards!
Manuel
Hello,
I've finally been able to mostly bring back my Nortstar Advantage to
life. It has a Shugart floppy drive unit that seems to work (I've
tested it on a PC controller), but unfortunately I have no working hard-sectored 5.25 floppy disks.
Do you have some advice to give me, regarding such disks. I've seen
somebody commented time ago about a punching tool, but I've also found references about the unreliability of such mechanical tools.
Furthermore, how could I write an image to such a disk, in case I could
get them?
Any other posibility to load some real program on the advantage? Maybe
using the serial port?
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Thanks a lot for your time and best regards!
Manuel
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 5:02:22 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote:
Hello,
I've finally been able to mostly bring back my Nortstar Advantage to>
life. It has a Shugart floppy drive unit that seems to work (I've>
tested it on a PC controller), but unfortunately I have no working>
hard-sectored 5.25 floppy disks.
Do you have some advice to give me, regarding such disks. I've seen>
somebody commented time ago about a punching tool, but I've also found>
references about the unreliability of such mechanical tools.>
Furthermore, how could I write an image to such a disk, in case I
could> get them?
Any other posibility to load some real program on the advantage? Maybe>
using the serial port?
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Thanks a lot for your time and best regards!
Manuel
Well this week I'm working on a serial loading utility that uses the
serial port in slot 1. It is based on the Northstar loader from
deramp.com. Mostly just a matter of changing it to init the port, set
the baud rate, etc and move the address it loads things to where the Advantage has memory mapped on boot. I haven't had a chance to test it
but it looks good. Next I plan on trying to get the Deramp.com PC2Flop modified to work on the advantage. If it helps, I've dumped the boot
ROM, disassembled it, and have partially commented it.
Also, I have a punch jigg that can be printed with a 3d printer. I
think it works but haven't tested it. Sort of a chicken and eggs
thing. Need something working so I can test the other.
A simulator would be really nice. So far I haven't found one.
Let me know if anyone wants any of this.
David
On 2016-09-16 20:04:36 +0000, David Jones said:
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 5:02:22 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote:
Hello,
I've finally been able to mostly bring back my Nortstar Advantage to>
life. It has a Shugart floppy drive unit that seems to work (I've>
tested it on a PC controller), but unfortunately I have no working>
hard-sectored 5.25 floppy disks.
Do you have some advice to give me, regarding such disks. I've seen>
somebody commented time ago about a punching tool, but I've also found> >> references about the unreliability of such mechanical tools.>
Furthermore, how could I write an image to such a disk, in case I
could> get them?
Any other posibility to load some real program on the advantage? Maybe> >> using the serial port?
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Thanks a lot for your time and best regards!
Manuel
Well this week I'm working on a serial loading utility that uses the serial port in slot 1. It is based on the Northstar loader from deramp.com. Mostly just a matter of changing it to init the port, set
the baud rate, etc and move the address it loads things to where the Advantage has memory mapped on boot. I haven't had a chance to test it but it looks good. Next I plan on trying to get the Deramp.com PC2Flop modified to work on the advantage. If it helps, I've dumped the boot
ROM, disassembled it, and have partially commented it.
Also, I have a punch jigg that can be printed with a 3d printer. I
think it works but haven't tested it. Sort of a chicken and eggs
thing. Need something working so I can test the other.
A simulator would be really nice. So far I haven't found one.
Let me know if anyone wants any of this.
David
Really interesting David! Looking forward to hear about how it turns out. :-)
I've also tried some dissassembly of the Advantage boot ROM. It was
useful for me to find that the video RAM was not working (due to a
failing flip-flop in charge of generating the Write Enable signal) by comparing the dissassembly with the address bus timeline in an
analyzer. In case it can be useful:
https://github.com/teiram/northstar-advantage-boot/blob/master/src/boot_eprom.asm
I was also wondering if one of those Gotek floppy emulators could work
with the enhanced HxC firmware. I've seen that there was some
discussion in its support forum about making it work with CP/M based computers. I don't know if it emulates hard-sectores floppies, but
maybe it can be combined with the deramp.com VSG solution to simulate
sector pulses.
When you talk about the PC2Flop from deramp.com are you talking about
the Virtual Sector Generator? Why does it need to be modified to work
on the Advantage?
I have a PIC somewhere and would like to experiment with this kind of solution too. :-)
Best regards,
Manuel
On 2016-09-16 20:04:36 +0000, David Jones said:
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 5:02:22 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote:
Hello,
I've finally been able to mostly bring back my Nortstar Advantage to>
life. It has a Shugart floppy drive unit that seems to work (I've>
tested it on a PC controller), but unfortunately I have no working>
hard-sectored 5.25 floppy disks.
Do you have some advice to give me, regarding such disks. I've seen>
somebody commented time ago about a punching tool, but I've also found>
references about the unreliability of such mechanical tools.>
Furthermore, how could I write an image to such a disk, in case I
could> get them?
Any other posibility to load some real program on the advantage? Maybe>
using the serial port?
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Thanks a lot for your time and best regards!
Manuel
Well this week I'm working on a serial loading utility that uses the
serial port in slot 1. It is based on the Northstar loader from deramp.com. Mostly just a matter of changing it to init the port, set
the baud rate, etc and move the address it loads things to where the Advantage has memory mapped on boot. I haven't had a chance to test it
but it looks good. Next I plan on trying to get the Deramp.com PC2Flop modified to work on the advantage. If it helps, I've dumped the boot
ROM, disassembled it, and have partially commented it.
Also, I have a punch jigg that can be printed with a 3d printer. I
think it works but haven't tested it. Sort of a chicken and eggs
thing. Need something working so I can test the other.
A simulator would be really nice. So far I haven't found one.
Let me know if anyone wants any of this.
David
Really interesting David! Looking forward to hear about how it turns out. :-)
I've also tried some dissassembly of the Advantage boot ROM. It was
useful for me to find that the video RAM was not working (due to a
failing flip-flop in charge of generating the Write Enable signal) by comparing the dissassembly with the address bus timeline in an
analyzer. In case it can be useful:
https://github.com/teiram/northstar-advantage-boot/blob/master/src/boot_eprom.asm
I was also wondering if one of those Gotek floppy emulators could work
with the enhanced HxC firmware. I've seen that there was some
discussion in its support forum about making it work with CP/M based computers. I don't know if it emulates hard-sectores floppies, but
maybe it can be combined with the deramp.com VSG solution to simulate
sector pulses.
When you talk about the PC2Flop from deramp.com are you talking about
the Virtual Sector Generator? Why does it need to be modified to work
on the Advantage?
I have a PIC somewhere and would like to experiment with this kind of solution too. :-)
Best regards,
Manuel
On Friday, September 16, 2016 at 7:27:58 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote:
On 2016-09-16 20:04:36 +0000, David Jones said:
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 5:02:22 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote:
Hello,
I've finally been able to mostly bring back my Nortstar Advantage to>
life. It has a Shugart floppy drive unit that seems to work (I've>
tested it on a PC controller), but unfortunately I have no working>
hard-sectored 5.25 floppy disks.
Do you have some advice to give me, regarding such disks. I've seen>
somebody commented time ago about a punching tool, but I've also found> >> references about the unreliability of such mechanical tools.>
Furthermore, how could I write an image to such a disk, in case I
could> get them?
Any other posibility to load some real program on the advantage? Maybe> >> using the serial port?
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Thanks a lot for your time and best regards!
Manuel
Well this week I'm working on a serial loading utility that uses the serial port in slot 1. It is based on the Northstar loader from deramp.com. Mostly just a matter of changing it to init the port, set the baud rate, etc and move the address it loads things to where the Advantage has memory mapped on boot. I haven't had a chance to test it but it looks good. Next I plan on trying to get the Deramp.com PC2Flop modified to work on the advantage. If it helps, I've dumped the boot ROM, disassembled it, and have partially commented it.
Also, I have a punch jigg that can be printed with a 3d printer. I
think it works but haven't tested it. Sort of a chicken and eggs
thing. Need something working so I can test the other.
A simulator would be really nice. So far I haven't found one.
Let me know if anyone wants any of this.
David
Really interesting David! Looking forward to hear about how it turns out. :-)
I've also tried some dissassembly of the Advantage boot ROM. It was
useful for me to find that the video RAM was not working (due to a
failing flip-flop in charge of generating the Write Enable signal) by comparing the dissassembly with the address bus timeline in an
analyzer. In case it can be useful:
https://github.com/teiram/northstar-advantage-boot/blob/master/src/boot_eprom.asm
I was also wondering if one of those Gotek floppy emulators could work
with the enhanced HxC firmware. I've seen that there was some
discussion in its support forum about making it work with CP/M based computers. I don't know if it emulates hard-sectores floppies, but
maybe it can be combined with the deramp.com VSG solution to simulate sector pulses.
When you talk about the PC2Flop from deramp.com are you talking about
the Virtual Sector Generator? Why does it need to be modified to work
on the Advantage?
I have a PIC somewhere and would like to experiment with this kind of solution too. :-)
Best regards,
Manuel
Ok. I've put things up in a git repository. https://github.com/djones60/North-Star-Advantage
On Friday, September 16, 2016 at 7:27:58 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote:
On 2016-09-16 20:04:36 +0000, David Jones said:
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 5:02:22 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote: >>>> Hello,
I've finally been able to mostly bring back my Nortstar Advantage to>
life. It has a Shugart floppy drive unit that seems to work (I've>
tested it on a PC controller), but unfortunately I have no working>
hard-sectored 5.25 floppy disks.
Do you have some advice to give me, regarding such disks. I've seen>
somebody commented time ago about a punching tool, but I've also found> >>>> references about the unreliability of such mechanical tools.>
Furthermore, how could I write an image to such a disk, in case I
could> get them?
Any other posibility to load some real program on the advantage? Maybe> >>>> using the serial port?
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Thanks a lot for your time and best regards!
Manuel
Well this week I'm working on a serial loading utility that uses the
serial port in slot 1. It is based on the Northstar loader from
deramp.com. Mostly just a matter of changing it to init the port, set
the baud rate, etc and move the address it loads things to where the
Advantage has memory mapped on boot. I haven't had a chance to test it
but it looks good. Next I plan on trying to get the Deramp.com PC2Flop
modified to work on the advantage. If it helps, I've dumped the boot
ROM, disassembled it, and have partially commented it.
Also, I have a punch jigg that can be printed with a 3d printer. I
think it works but haven't tested it. Sort of a chicken and eggs
thing. Need something working so I can test the other.
A simulator would be really nice. So far I haven't found one.
Let me know if anyone wants any of this.
David
Really interesting David! Looking forward to hear about how it turns out. :-)
I've also tried some dissassembly of the Advantage boot ROM. It was
useful for me to find that the video RAM was not working (due to a
failing flip-flop in charge of generating the Write Enable signal) by
comparing the dissassembly with the address bus timeline in an
analyzer. In case it can be useful:
https://github.com/teiram/northstar-advantage-boot/blob/master/src/boot_eprom.asm
I was also wondering if one of those Gotek floppy emulators could work
with the enhanced HxC firmware. I've seen that there was some
discussion in its support forum about making it work with CP/M based
computers. I don't know if it emulates hard-sectores floppies, but
maybe it can be combined with the deramp.com VSG solution to simulate
sector pulses.
When you talk about the PC2Flop from deramp.com are you talking about
the Virtual Sector Generator? Why does it need to be modified to work
on the Advantage?
I have a PIC somewhere and would like to experiment with this kind of
solution too. :-)
Best regards,
Manuel
Ok. I've put things up in a git repository. https://github.com/djones60/North-Star-Advantage
On Friday, September 16, 2016 at 7:27:58 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote:
On 2016-09-16 20:04:36 +0000, David Jones said:
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 at 5:02:22 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote: >>>> Hello,
I've finally been able to mostly bring back my Nortstar Advantage to>
life. It has a Shugart floppy drive unit that seems to work (I've>
tested it on a PC controller), but unfortunately I have no working>
hard-sectored 5.25 floppy disks.
Do you have some advice to give me, regarding such disks. I've seen>
somebody commented time ago about a punching tool, but I've also found> >>>> references about the unreliability of such mechanical tools.>
Furthermore, how could I write an image to such a disk, in case I
could> get them?
Any other posibility to load some real program on the advantage? Maybe> >>>> using the serial port?
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Thanks a lot for your time and best regards!
Manuel
Well this week I'm working on a serial loading utility that uses the
serial port in slot 1. It is based on the Northstar loader from
deramp.com. Mostly just a matter of changing it to init the port, set
the baud rate, etc and move the address it loads things to where the
Advantage has memory mapped on boot. I haven't had a chance to test it
but it looks good. Next I plan on trying to get the Deramp.com PC2Flop
modified to work on the advantage. If it helps, I've dumped the boot
ROM, disassembled it, and have partially commented it.
Also, I have a punch jigg that can be printed with a 3d printer. I
think it works but haven't tested it. Sort of a chicken and eggs
thing. Need something working so I can test the other.
A simulator would be really nice. So far I haven't found one.
Let me know if anyone wants any of this.
David
Really interesting David! Looking forward to hear about how it turns out. :-)
I've also tried some dissassembly of the Advantage boot ROM. It was
useful for me to find that the video RAM was not working (due to a
failing flip-flop in charge of generating the Write Enable signal) by
comparing the dissassembly with the address bus timeline in an
analyzer. In case it can be useful:
https://github.com/teiram/northstar-advantage-boot/blob/master/src/boot_eprom.asm
I was also wondering if one of those Gotek floppy emulators could work
with the enhanced HxC firmware. I've seen that there was some
discussion in its support forum about making it work with CP/M based
computers. I don't know if it emulates hard-sectores floppies, but
maybe it can be combined with the deramp.com VSG solution to simulate
sector pulses.
When you talk about the PC2Flop from deramp.com are you talking about
the Virtual Sector Generator? Why does it need to be modified to work
on the Advantage?
I have a PIC somewhere and would like to experiment with this kind of
solution too. :-)
Best regards,
Manuel
Ok. I've put things up in a git repository. https://github.com/djones60/North-Star-Advantage
From the pictures, yours must be a newer one. Mine has two rows of 4116 by 8 bit for video memory and four rows of them with parity for main memory. Mine also doesn't have the extra connector on slot three. I'd be interested in seeing your 4k ROM.Mine is supposed to support that and has a jumper for it. I just wonder what is does in the extra space. It might be interesting to burn a copy of it and see if it works in my Advantage.
Sure go ahead and merge what I have with yours. FYI. I just sent him an email asking if we could use his programs as a starting point for an Advantage version.
David
From the pictures, yours must be a newer one. Mine has two rows of
4116 by 8 bit for video memory and four rows of them with parity for
main memory. Mine also doesn't have the extra connector on slot three.
I'd be interested in seeing your 4k ROM. Mine is supposed to support
that and has a jumper for it. I just wonder what is does in the extra
space. It might be interesting to burn a copy of it and see if it
works in my Advantage.
Sure go ahead and merge what I have with yours. FYI. I just sent him
an email asking if we could use his programs as a starting point for an Advantage version.
David
On Saturday, September 17, 2016 at 2:52:47 PM UTC-4, David Jones wrote:
From the pictures, yours must be a newer one. Mine has two rows of
4116 by 8 bit for video memory and four rows of them with parity for
main memory. Mine also doesn't have the extra connector on slot three.
I'd be interested in seeing your 4k ROM. Mine is supposed to support
that and has a jumper for it. I just wonder what is does in the extra
space. It might be interesting to burn a copy of it and see if it
works in my Advantage.
Sure go ahead and merge what I have with yours. FYI. I just sent him
an email asking if we could use his programs as a starting point for an
Advantage version.
David
I should have said connector by slot four. Miss counted :(
On 2016-09-17 18:56:48 +0000, David Jones said:
On Saturday, September 17, 2016 at 2:52:47 PM UTC-4, David Jones wrote:
From the pictures, yours must be a newer one. Mine has two rows of
4116 by 8 bit for video memory and four rows of them with parity for
main memory. Mine also doesn't have the extra connector on slot three. >> I'd be interested in seeing your 4k ROM. Mine is supposed to support
that and has a jumper for it. I just wonder what is does in the extra
space. It might be interesting to burn a copy of it and see if it
works in my Advantage.
Sure go ahead and merge what I have with yours. FYI. I just sent him
an email asking if we could use his programs as a starting point for an >> Advantage version.
David
I should have said connector by slot four. Miss counted :(
No worries, I understood. Yes, in the service manual there's no trace
of that extra connector.
Also Mike Douglas at deramp.com is ok with us making a version of his
loader and imaging software to work on the Advantage.
David
Well I just tried your ROM image in my Advantage and it worked,
including a minimal CP/M. Unfortunately, this disk doesn't have the utilities needed to make copies.
David
On Saturday, September 17, 2016 at 3:06:49 PM UTC-4, Manuel Teira wrote:
On 2016-09-17 18:56:48 +0000, David Jones said:
On Saturday, September 17, 2016 at 2:52:47 PM UTC-4, David Jones wrote: >>>> From the pictures, yours must be a newer one. Mine has two rows of> >> >>>> 4116 by 8 bit for video memory and four rows of them with parity for>
three.> >> I'd be interested in seeing your 4k ROM. Mine is supposed >>>> to support> >> that and has a jumper for it. I just wonder what ismain memory. Mine also doesn't have the extra connector on slot
does in the extra> >> space. It might be interesting to burn a copy of >>>> it and see if it> >> works in my Advantage.
Sure go ahead and merge what I have with yours. FYI. I just sent him> >>>> >> an email asking if we could use his programs as a starting point for >>>> an> >> Advantage version.
David
I should have said connector by slot four. Miss counted :(
No worries, I understood. Yes, in the service manual there's no trace>
of that extra connector.
I found the ROM dump after I posted that and am looking through your
code for the last 2k. Here in bit, I'll try burning one and see what
happens in my Advantage. I wonder if my ROM will work in yours? If
so, we might be able to put some kind of loader in that last 2k.
David
Glad you are able to get a boot disk!
If you don't mind, I would still like to merge your source with mine.
I still have some ideas on a custom boot ROM. Such as changing the
serial boot to be an Intel Hex format loader. With the larger 4k ROM,
there are all kinds of things we could do. Such as an disk image
loader, maybe a tiny basic, etc. I was also thinking that it might be possible, with a little soldering, to build an adapter for a 16k ROM.
I'm still thinking it would be good to make a version of PC2Flop for
the Advantage. People periodically post in the forums looking for
someplace to get disks and this would be handy for them. Plus it would
give me a good excuse to relearn Z80 programming :)
David
On 2016-09-17 18:52:46 +0000, David Jones said:
From the pictures, yours must be a newer one. Mine has two rows of
4116 by 8 bit for video memory and four rows of them with parity for
main memory. Mine also doesn't have the extra connector on slot
three. I'd be interested in seeing your 4k ROM. Mine is supposed to
support that and has a jumper for it. I just wonder what is does in
the extra space. It might be interesting to burn a copy of it and see
if it works in my Advantage.
Sure go ahead and merge what I have with yours. FYI. I just sent him
an email asking if we could use his programs as a starting point for
an Advantage version.
David
My 4K ROM is also available in my Git repository:
https://github.com/teiram/northstar-advantage-boot/tree/master/bin
In that directory you can find both the boot EPROM dump (what I
disassembled) and the keyboard EPROM.
Manuel
Finally somebody was so kind to send me hard-sectored floppies with--
preloaded Northstar Advantage software. He was able to write them using
his Northstar Horizon.
So, after some video RAM chip change, I have it working again!!
Here a video to the demonstration disk running: >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVM0qTwyH7A
Sorry for crossposting here and to com.os.cpm, but I think it could be
of interest in both lists.
Best regards
Manuel
El 17/09/16 a las 21:05, Manuel Teira escribió:
On 2016-09-17 18:52:46 +0000, David Jones said:
From the pictures, yours must be a newer one. Mine has two rows of
4116 by 8 bit for video memory and four rows of them with parity for
main memory. Mine also doesn't have the extra connector on slot
three. I'd be interested in seeing your 4k ROM. Mine is supposed to
support that and has a jumper for it. I just wonder what is does in
the extra space. It might be interesting to burn a copy of it and see
if it works in my Advantage.
Sure go ahead and merge what I have with yours. FYI. I just sent him
an email asking if we could use his programs as a starting point for
an Advantage version.
David
My 4K ROM is also available in my Git repository:
https://github.com/teiram/northstar-advantage-boot/tree/master/bin
In that directory you can find both the boot EPROM dump (what I
disassembled) and the keyboard EPROM.
Manuel
Do you know if there's any Nortstar Advantage simulator available?
Glad you are able to get a boot disk!Such as an disk image loader, maybe a tiny basic, etc. I was also thinking that it might be possible, with a little soldering, to build an adapter for a 16k ROM.
If you don't mind, I would still like to merge your source with mine. I still have some ideas on a custom boot ROM. Such as changing the serial boot to be an Intel Hex format loader. With the larger 4k ROM, there are all kinds of things we could do.
I'm still thinking it would be good to make a version of PC2Flop for the Advantage. People periodically post in the forums looking for someplace to get disks and this would be handy for them. Plus it would give me a good excuse to relearn Z80programming :)
David
G'day folks,more fun once I get some disks running.
I'm in Australia and I've recently been given an Advantage but so far no disks. I've also gone through the process of disassembling the 2k boot rom and transferring Z80 code over the serial port from my PC laptop. Nice old machines and no doubt much
Cheers,
Ingmar
On Monday, 19 September 2016 23:33:38 UTC+10, David Jones wrote:do. Such as an disk image loader, maybe a tiny basic, etc. I was also thinking that it might be possible, with a little soldering, to build an adapter for a 16k ROM.
Glad you are able to get a boot disk!
If you don't mind, I would still like to merge your source with mine. I still have some ideas on a custom boot ROM. Such as changing the serial boot to be an Intel Hex format loader. With the larger 4k ROM, there are all kinds of things we could
programming :)I'm still thinking it would be good to make a version of PC2Flop for the Advantage. People periodically post in the forums looking for someplace to get disks and this would be handy for them. Plus it would give me a good excuse to relearn Z80
David
I have an Advantage that I got years ago, but no floppy's. I used the
monitor to enter some code and made dots on the screen. Found the monitor when
I pushed the button on the back. Is there somewhere I can get a list of commands and info for it? This unit has a floppy and HDD.
I have an Advantage that I got years ago, but no floppy's. I used the
monitor to enter some code and made dots on the screen. Found the monitor when
I pushed the button on the back. Is there somewhere I can get a list of commands and info for it? This unit has a floppy and HDD.
The newest version of the HxC software on the GoTek floppy emulator will work in the NS Advantage. The HxC emulator software will also convert the .NSI images you can find online into something their drive software understands. I was able to use toto create some boot and app disks.
Also if you look on Thingiverse, I put up a template for creating hard sector disks. Of course, you will need a 3d printer and something to punch the holes. I used a laser to burn them but not everyone has one strong enough.
David
to create some boot and app disks.The newest version of the HxC software on the GoTek floppy emulator will work in the NS Advantage. The HxC emulator software will also convert the .NSI images you can find online into something their drive software understands. I was able to use to
motherboard and ROMs. Any help would be greatly appreciated.Also if you look on Thingiverse, I put up a template for creating hard sector disks. Of course, you will need a 3d printer and something to punch the holes. I used a laser to burn them but not everyone has one strong enough.
David
I have been restoring a North Star Advantage, actually a GBC System 9, and I need some help. The drives have been destroyed by a mouse. I would like to learn more about using a GoTek, particularly as a boot drive. I am also having trouble with the
Bill
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