Re: [linuxdc-dev] Just joined

[Michael R. <mro...@fu...>]

Check out Bitmaster's mirror at my site, he has the IDE schematic there 
that tells you how to connect your IDE circuit to the Dreamcast: 
http://www.fuzzymuzzle.com/Bitmaster/Images/dc-ide.pdf  Unfortunately 
many of the parts are no longer manufactured, you'll have to find a 
substitute.  Kiyoshi also has a version of the schematic at his site 
here: 
http://www.fuzzymuzzle.com/Kiyoshi/Images/Experimental_ISA_board.pdf  
You can check out the Dreamcast Parallel Port pinout here: 
http://www.fuzzymuzzle.com/Bitmaster/Parallel_Port.htm  IMHO, I think 
the project should work together on this to come to a common standard 
that utilizes currently available components and well document it so 
people don't have to keep running around trying to figure out how to do it.

Michael Robinson
mro...@fu...
www.fuzzymuzzle.com

Mike Frysinger wrote:

>On Friday 25 June 2004 07:35 pm, Michael Robinson wrote:
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>>It's a proprietary pinout cable and is connected through a destroyed
>>modem.  Basically Kiyoshi tore the PCB off of the modem connector and
>>soldered this proprietary cable to all of the Dreamcast Parallel port
>>pins on the connector.
>>    
>>
>
>right, this is the part i'm interested in ;)
>it looks like a small ripped apart 50pin scsi cable and i think that will be 
>what i'll utilize ... ive just never found anything out there detailing the 
>modem destruction/rebirth
>-mike
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