CPC-IDE - Revision history

TFM: /* History */

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Prodatron: /* History */

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Prodatron at 20:25, 9 November 2016

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Prodatron: clones

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clones

Prodatron at 19:59, 9 November 2016

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TFM at 14:56, 25 August 2015

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TFM: /* History */

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TFM: Can't be vaporware since I own one :-)))

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Can't be vaporware since I own one :-)))

MacDeath at 01:23, 17 December 2010

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 == History ==
-In Autumn 2004 the '''CPC-IDE''' was developed by [[Dr.Zed]] with support from [[Octoate]] (financial), [[Tolkin]] (financial), [[TFM]] (finding a free port address) and [[Prodatron]] (software support in [[SymbOS]]). It was the first released hardware solution ever that allowed connection of IDE harddrives and CF cards to the CPC. Technically the CPC-IDE interface was an independant development, though the idea of splitting 16bit words into two 8bit bytes for the data transfer came from the GIDE IDE interface by Tilmann Reh.
+In Autumn 2004 the '''CPC-IDE''' was developed by [[Dr.Zed]] with support from [[Octoate]] (financial), [[Tolkin]] (financial), [[TFM]] (finding a free port address, bringing Dr. Zed to CPC at first and indirect financial support in for of f.e. an C-programmable calculator etc.) and [[Prodatron]] (software support in [[SymbOS]]). It was the first released hardware solution ever that allowed connection of IDE harddrives and CF cards to the CPC. Technically the CPC-IDE interface was an independant development, though the idea of splitting 16bit words into two 8bit bytes for the data transfer came from the GIDE IDE interface by Tilmann Reh.
 It was fully working, but still in a prototype state, so only 10 pieces have been produced.

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 During the production of the CPC-IDE [[Prodatron]] joined the team and created IDE-support in [[SymbOS]] for [[Disc_format|FAT]]16 and FAT32 hard discs by Xmas 2004.
-After getting it working successfully, [[Dr.Zed]] and [[Prodatron]] made plans for a second version, which includes a lot of more extensions. So the [[SYMBiFACE II]] is not now merely an IDE interface. It merges the CPC with current PC technology.
+After getting it working successfully, [[Dr.Zed]] and [[Prodatron]] made plans for a second version, which includes a lot of more extensions. So the [[SYMBiFACE II]] wasn't merely an IDE interface, but it merged the CPC with actual PC technology at that time (2006).
 == Technical ==

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 == History ==
-In Autumn 2004 the '''CPC-IDE''' was developed by [[Dr.Zed]] with support from [[Octoate]] (financial), [[Tolkin]] (financial), [[TFM]] (finding a free port address) and later [[Prodatron]] (software support in [[SymbOS]]). It was the first released hardware solution ever that allowed connection of IDE harddrives and CF cards to the CPC. Technically the CPC-IDE interface was an independant development, though the idea of splitting 16bit words into two 8bit bytes for the data transfer came from the GIDE IDE interface by Tilmann Reh.
+In Autumn 2004 the '''CPC-IDE''' was developed by [[Dr.Zed]] with support from [[Octoate]] (financial), [[Tolkin]] (financial), [[TFM]] (finding a free port address) and [[Prodatron]] (software support in [[SymbOS]]). It was the first released hardware solution ever that allowed connection of IDE harddrives and CF cards to the CPC. Technically the CPC-IDE interface was an independant development, though the idea of splitting 16bit words into two 8bit bytes for the data transfer came from the GIDE IDE interface by Tilmann Reh.
 It was fully working, but still in a prototype state, so only 10 pieces have been produced.

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		+	== Clones ==
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		+	Beside the [[SYMBiFACE II]] hardware, which is an advanced successor with additional features, two clones of the CPC-IDE have been created:
		+	* FreeIDE: This is a 1:1 copy of the CPC-IDE by [[Pentagon]] in 2005, which was using the original CPLD code from [[Dr.Zed]]. There were only a few prototypes existing.
		+	* [[X-Mass]]: This new implementation by [[TotO]] from 2014 is based on a DOM (disc on module), which is working in 8bit IDE mode. It's not a fully compatible IDE interface, as it doesn't contain a real IDE connector and doesn't have support for IDE storages with the usual 16bit mode. It's designed for the very compact [[MotherX4]] expansion. During 2016 [[SyX]] released [[AcmeDOS]], which was the first full working Amsdos FAT16 implementation for the CPC.

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 == History ==
-In Autumn 2004 the '''CPC-IDE''' was developed by [[Dr.Zed]] with support from [[Octoate]],  [[Tolkin]] and [[TFM]], who gathered the team together. It was the first released hardware solution ever that allowed connection of IDE harddrives and CF cards to the CPC. Technically the CPC-IDE interface was based on the GIDE IDE interface by Tilmann Reh.
+In Autumn 2004 the '''CPC-IDE''' was developed by [[Dr.Zed]] with support from [[Octoate]] (financial), [[Tolkin]] (financial), [[TFM]] (finding a free port address) and later [[Prodatron]] (software support in [[SymbOS]]). It was the first released hardware solution ever that allowed connection of IDE harddrives and CF cards to the CPC. Technically the CPC-IDE interface was an independant development, though the idea of splitting 16bit words into two 8bit bytes for the data transfer came from the GIDE IDE interface by Tilmann Reh.
 It was fully working, but still in a prototype state, so only 10 pieces have been produced.

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 [[Category:DATA Storage]]
-CPC-IDE is some kind of a prototype, the project was discontinued / replaced by [[SYMBiFACE II]].
+The CPC-IDE was the first fully working IDE interface for the CPC. Later on it got expanded to the [[SYMBiFACE II]].
 == History ==

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	CPC-IDE is some kind of a prototype, the project was discontinued / replaced by [[SYMBiFACE II]].		CPC-IDE is some kind of a prototype, the project was discontinued / replaced by [[SYMBiFACE II]].

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	CPC-IDE is some kind of a prototype, the project was discontinued / replaced by [[SYMBiFACE II]].		CPC-IDE is some kind of a prototype, the project was discontinued / replaced by [[SYMBiFACE II]].

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 == Technical ==
-The CPC-IDE interface uses port &FD00-&FDFF by default, but you can select the upper 8 bits with the jumpers on the board.
+The CPC-IDE interface uses port &FD06-&FD0F by default, but you can select the upper 8 bits with the jumpers on the board. The I/O Ports are compatible with the [[SYMBiFACE II:IDE registers]].
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-The addresses are probably (?) not compatible with SYMBiFACE II (which uses &FD06-&FD0F for IDE).
 == Pictures ==