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SD2IDE update! IDE Emulation is coming! PCB is done-ish, some minor edits need to be made Reading and writing done. Need to do more testing. PSX DESR support is coming once I REALLY iron down the base device. What devices does it support currently? Anything that uses an IDE...

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GamerGhostsvor 1 Jahr

This is awesome! I still think there could be some synergy between this and the rp2040 based ZuluIDE which has been out there for a bit with an open source firmware which may be helpful. I'm excited to see where this goes!

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Qodovor 1 Jahr

Fewer bugs, more shipping with Qodo

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Michael Marshall - RazorXvor 1 Jahr

when you say PSX DESR support, does that mean the hdd encryption/decryption has been cracked now?

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Menavor 1 Jahr

No, PSX DESR support means it'll replicate the commands that made the PSX DESR HDD's unique. The data encryption is still not broken.

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Mat Azel @shinkaz.bsky.socialvor 1 Jahr

does anyone know of an available SD to DVD IDE emulator? would be much needed for ps2 arcade based systems like namco system 246 or 256. the need is real 😭

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rain2xxvor 1 Jahr

Looks amazing. @lazygamereviews You might be interested in this IDE Emulator. It should support 286 systems and up and maybe more if you want to potentially test it out.

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1Jour1Jeu Rétro🕹👾🎮vor 1 Jahr

👍👍

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Brian Borkowskivor 1 Jahr

This is cool. I can't wait to see more.

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kd_techvor 1 Jahr

This is freaking awesome

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Æthelstanvor 1 Jahr

@grok explain to me what this means for the original Xbox and why ide emulation is useful

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CYvor 1 Jahr

Will this work for a retro Win 9X PC? I always have issues when trying compact flash adapters

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Menavor 1 Jahr

Yes! I'm actually sending it to @machonachomedia to test!

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