I'd say the Commodore serial bus is more like a serialized
IEEE488 bus.  By the way, if anyone wants to mess with it, I can send
some 6800 assembly code that talks to the Commodore bus.  I have code to
do a directory, save a binary file, load a binary file, or send a
"command string" to the drive.

Harold



Harold Hallikainen
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Hallikainen & Friends, Inc.
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On Thu, 13 May 1999 20:04:36 +1000 "Paul B. Webster VK2BZC"
<paulb@midcoast.com.au> writes:
>William Chops Westfield wrote:
>
>> maybe you can make a commodore 64 or atari version as well.  IIRC
>the
>> floppies for those systems used an rs232-like port.
>
>  I thought it was much closer to I=B2C?
>--=20
>  Cheers,
>        Paul B.
>

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