A couple questions regarding CF cards,
Can I use a Dual 44pin cable with the TF330 so I can leave a CF inside the CD32 and have a port out the back to connect a second(slave) to?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12-inches-2- ... Swy6NcIE9I
I want to backup the 8GB one I got with my TF330, I have a couple 3.5" bay multi card readers but neither seem to work(Win10)
Any recommended/halfway decent Compactflash card readers for PC?
I have USB3 headers on Mobo but reading some of the reviews, even the £34 ones have problems with iffy card alignments and pins pushing in
Thanks in Advance,
Justin
A couple questions regarding CompactFlash cards
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Re: A couple questions regarding CompactFlash cards
Never tried this but i've always said keep the cables as short as possible. My guess is there will be issues.juz400 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 1:18 pm A couple questions regarding CF cards,
Can I use a Dual 44pin cable with the TF330 so I can leave a CF inside the CD32 and have a port out the back to connect a second(slave) to?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12-inches-2- ... Swy6NcIE9I
I use one of these.. works perfectlyI want to backup the 8GB one I got with my TF330, I have a couple 3.5" bay multi card readers but neither seem to work(Win10)
Any recommended/halfway decent Compactflash card readers for PC?
I have USB3 headers on Mobo but reading some of the reviews, even the £34 ones have problems with iffy card alignments and pins pushing in
Thanks in Advance,
Justin
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Re: A couple questions regarding CompactFlash cards
Keep in mind that you need to run WinUAE in Administrator mode to be able to access the CF card. If you run it like a regular user, you will be unable to add it as a hard drive.