05-26-2020, 10:40 PM
Amiga disk drives do not have a density detect built in, so they can use either low density or high density disks. A PC drive does have a density detect, so it knows the difference. Of course you can’t use an Amiga drive with SuperCard Pro as it requires a PC drive.
What did you have on 1,000 5.25” Amiga disks? Nothing was made commercially that was On 5.25” disk format, and they didn’t store much data.
I wonder if you have a bad cable or power supply? There is nothing magic or special required. There are literally thousands of SuperCard Pro boards out there. They just work.
Make an image of your 1.44MB disk and send it to data @ cbmstuff.com. Also make an image of the disk you attempt to do a media test with. I can look at the image and probably tell you what is going on.
What did you have on 1,000 5.25” Amiga disks? Nothing was made commercially that was On 5.25” disk format, and they didn’t store much data.
I wonder if you have a bad cable or power supply? There is nothing magic or special required. There are literally thousands of SuperCard Pro boards out there. They just work.
Make an image of your 1.44MB disk and send it to data @ cbmstuff.com. Also make an image of the disk you attempt to do a media test with. I can look at the image and probably tell you what is going on.