Difference between revisions of "Minimig Harddisc"
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| − | SCSI | + | == SCSI == |
| − | P-ATA<br> | + | == P-ATA == |
| − | S-ATA | + | [http://www.amiga.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=38888&forum=8&viewmode=flat&order=ASC&start=80 ivier 070801]:<br> |
| + | :Gayle style IDE is very simple, i've been looking into it. though bluea would probably be the best person to ask about it, he has it working on natami i believe. Most of the signals come straight from the CPU, which means very few FPGA pins will be needed. | ||
| + | : | ||
| + | :from what i can see, the only lines that dont come straight from the CPU are. | ||
| + | ::IDE_CS1 | ||
| + | ::IDE_CS2 (usually only used by IDE doublers, can probably be left out) | ||
| + | ::IDE_IRQ (not needed when interfacing drives to MCU's, not sure whether scsi.device needs it) | ||
| + | ::IOWR | ||
| + | ::IORD | ||
| + | ::WAIT | ||
| + | : | ||
| + | :what do you know... exactly 6 extra lines | ||
| + | : | ||
| + | :The data lines are byte swapped | ||
| + | :And IDE_A0 - IDE_A2 are mapped to A2 - A4 | ||
| + | :finally, IDE_LED, optionally goes to an LED. | ||
| + | : | ||
| + | :an IDE only mode compact flash port, could easily be added to the bottom side of the board. :Giving us access to 1.8" hard drives. | ||
| + | |||
| + | == S-ATA == | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Minimig Expansion]] | * [[Minimig Expansion]] | ||
Revision as of 17:50, 1 August 2007
Contents
SCSI
P-ATA
- Gayle style IDE is very simple, i've been looking into it. though bluea would probably be the best person to ask about it, he has it working on natami i believe. Most of the signals come straight from the CPU, which means very few FPGA pins will be needed.
- from what i can see, the only lines that dont come straight from the CPU are.
- IDE_CS1
- IDE_CS2 (usually only used by IDE doublers, can probably be left out)
- IDE_IRQ (not needed when interfacing drives to MCU's, not sure whether scsi.device needs it)
- IOWR
- IORD
- WAIT
- what do you know... exactly 6 extra lines
- The data lines are byte swapped
- And IDE_A0 - IDE_A2 are mapped to A2 - A4
- finally, IDE_LED, optionally goes to an LED.
- an IDE only mode compact flash port, could easily be added to the bottom side of the board. :Giving us access to 1.8" hard drives.
