01-11-2015, 01:07 PM
Thanks for your quick reply, Jim! 
I have now fitted the Kingston Micro-SD HC card. (It's easy when you know how!
).
I disabled the Avast! shields and updated the SuperCard Pro firmware first to version 1.0 and then to version 1.1.
However, there is no indication yet that the SD card is detected by the SCP program or available in any way for local storage. Will this become evident later when I connect a floppy drive and try to make an image of a disk?
I had expected the SD card to be accessible from Windows Explorer with the SuperCard Pro board plugged into the PC, but it isn't. The card is formatted AFAIK (I have no other way of reading it). Can the SCP program use the SD card to store disk images locally, or is it used only for temporary storage of images when copying disks, etc.?
I will attempt to make my first .scp image (from an Amiga-formatted 5ΒΌ-inch disk) tomorrow and report back.
I have now fitted the Kingston Micro-SD HC card. (It's easy when you know how!
).I disabled the Avast! shields and updated the SuperCard Pro firmware first to version 1.0 and then to version 1.1.
However, there is no indication yet that the SD card is detected by the SCP program or available in any way for local storage. Will this become evident later when I connect a floppy drive and try to make an image of a disk?
I had expected the SD card to be accessible from Windows Explorer with the SuperCard Pro board plugged into the PC, but it isn't. The card is formatted AFAIK (I have no other way of reading it). Can the SCP program use the SD card to store disk images locally, or is it used only for temporary storage of images when copying disks, etc.?
I will attempt to make my first .scp image (from an Amiga-formatted 5ΒΌ-inch disk) tomorrow and report back.