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Design of the GoFloppy Drive
A couple of months ago I released a product called the GoFloppy Drive. It is the result of a long development process and I’m quite happy with the result. I typically design things that I would use myself, in the hope that it will also help others. Read more
Acorn RiscPC: Upgrades Part 1
Now that the RiscPC is working well, I’m starting to install upgrades to it. The first few have arrived and been installed, so this is the first blog post covering them. Read more
Acorn RiscPC: Restoration Part 4
Now that we have things running properly in part 3, I figured I should work on the casing a bit. Especially since the current postal strikes in the UK mean that parts I have ordered are getting heavily delayed. Read more
Acorn RiscPC: Restoration Part 3
In my last post I got the RiscPC to a working state, but there was still some work to do so that it can become usable. This has been more work than I anticipated. Read more
Acorn RiscPC: Restoration Part 2
In my last post I got as far as finding and clearing up some corrosion. Now for some diagnostics. Read more
Acorn RiscPC: Restoration Part 1
After my recent restoration work for the Acorn Archimedes A3010 I thought I should try something in that range that is a little beefier. The RiscPC is one of the last machines in the Archimedes range and has some interesting features such as the capability of installing a 486 CPU co-processor to run DOS and Read more
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