Wow! That would be wonderful. Only place I have space for either P4, both full-size Micron Millenia towers, is on the top shelf of an old 6'6" server-rack "desk" with a KVM switch. Which is my video studeo/workstation with a camera track et al. It has room for four computers, but I have doubts about lifting the P4 over my head. So haven't been in a hurry.
Greg’s <>< Sent from my iPhone > On Jul 17, 2026, at 5:39 AM, Brian K. White <[email protected]> wrote: > > Josh did you try this? > > I was holding off sending Greg that manual because I have a 720k drive and > disks but just didn't have a pc handy to drive the drive. (I was using the > drive with a FluxEngine) But I do have some machines in storage that should > work, unless they're all dead from bad caps by now, so I figured I might as > well see if I can make the disks and toss them in since I probably have > everything needed. > > >> On 7/13/26 10:15, Josh Malone wrote: >> I can probably write these with my greaseweazle - `gw convert` seems to >> recognize them as MFM sectors. I don't have a drive to test on and (of >> course, LOL) I gave away a lot of my 3.5" DD stash over the weekend but I >> can write disks and mail them at cost if you want to take the chance. Mail >> me directly if you want to go this route. >> -Josh >> On Mon, Jul 13, 2026 at 6:20 AM Greg Swallow <[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> Got it. Thank you. >> I have a couple of P4, made for XP era, computers that have 3.5" >> 1.44 floppy drives. I have gotten them to work as blutooth Disk+ >> host, but that kind got pushed to the back-burner after the ROMBank >> failed. If that doesn't fly then maybe I can use it as an excuse to >> pickup a functioning IBM Model 30 PS/2 that has recently appeared on >> Craig's List here. I've had pretty good luck with old Matsushita >> 1.44 drives working where ever I put them. Even have a couple in my >> DVI. Now that's a thought... maybe I could read/write TPDD and >> Chipmunk diskettes in my DVI? >> Greg’s <>< >> Sent from my iPhone >> > On Jul 12, 2026, at 11:54 PM, Brian K. White <[email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> > >> > Correction 720k / DD 3.5" drive. > > > -- > bkw
