Any Commodore Amiga user will remember Xcopy. Most of us probably used it making backups of our original Amiga games. Amiga DIY enthousiast Adam Keher released an amazing DIY kit using the Teensy a complete USB-based microcontroller development system capable of implementing many types of projects. This Teensy based version of Amiga XCopy can be used for copying floppy disks to and from ADF files, using a custom PCB and an unmodified PC 3.5 floppy disk drive. You can copy from SD card to disk or disk to SD card. The project is still in development but looks very promising! You can find more information on Github…
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