Xt-ide bios

31.07.2010

With the Tandy XTA interface, you are typically restricted to only a few hard drives, including the Seagate ST-325-X (20MB) and ST-351-A/X & ST-352-A/X (40MB), the Miniscribe M8225XT (20MB) and M8450XT (40MB) and the Western Digital WD95028-X-11R (20MB), WD95038-X-11R (30MB) and The tables were built using the parameters for various real hard drives. For example, type 1 is used for the original Shugart drives used in the PC XT ().So the intention was for the drive types to be useful, and at least some of them were; in the linked page, scroll down to the list of Award-486 drive types to see more examples. Google Code Archive - Google Code code.google.com/archive/p/xtideuniversalbios That ROM contains software, the 'XTIDE Universal BIOS', software that was developed for the XT-IDE card. Rather than using a ROM of type EPROM, the XT- IDE Jan 14, 2020 The #XT-IDE-CF card is great.

01.02.2021

See full list on retrotronics.org The design as laid out wont work with the stock XT-IDE BIOS. eg. Did you mean to route A0 to the XORs catching the CS_IDE output and it's complement? And I'm not sure if the current XT-IDE BIOS is accessing the upper IDE data bus, but I don't see a flip-flop on the upper latch control like in the XT-IDE design.

I'm having a problem with XT-IDE serial port booting certain floppy image sizes only. My setup is IBM 5150 with an glitchworks v4 XT-ide card, running XT-IDE universal bios 2 beta 3 and also a 8-bit 16550 UART. The serial server is a notebook running win10x86 with a USB serial device. On this system I have multiple floppy image files.

XTIDE Universal BIOS makes it possible to use modern large ATA hard disks or Compact Flash cards on old PC's. You can then Apr 5, 2018 XT-IDE Universal BIOS on various NICs.

The board keeps everything else the same – XTIDE Universal BIOS powered, 32KB Flash ROM, excellent IDE and SATA device compatibility, high-speed read

My setup is IBM 5150 with an glitchworks v4 XT-ide card, running XT-IDE universal bios 2 beta 3 and also a 8-bit 16550 UART. The serial server is a notebook running win10x86 with a USB serial device. On this system I have multiple floppy image files. XT-IDE: Put XT-IDE BIOS the system Flash memory (@ 0F0000h), change ROM scan to scan that area. Check possibility of using the same EBDA for XT-IDE BIOS and system BIOS PS/2 mouse functions. Finalize mouse support: Test with advanced mice and drivers (Logitech, Microsoft Intellimouse).

This is I think the latest version. However the google code site looks rather dead. I have run xtidecfg and configured the EEPROM accordingly: XT CF Lite card with base 300h, BIOS at CE00h, 2864 style EEPROM.

These are Compact flash adapters I made to fit inside the proprietary expansion slot of some of the early Toshiba portables. They are based on Lo-Tech’s XT-CF-Lite design using the XT-IDE BIOS. Here are some of the Toshiba portables it should be compatible with: T1100PLUS. T1200. T1600.

The XTIDE Universal BIOS adds the ability to select boot from different devices, swap drives at the BIOS level, and access larger drives. XT-IDE Universal BIOS Configurator Most of the configuration can be done by loading the ROM to use(XT or AT ROM) and using the auto-detection to detect the drives. Currently, the CD-ROM drives are also detected, so the number of IDE controllers needs to be decreased by one after auto-detecting. The XT-IDE is an 8 bit ISA adapter for attaching modern(ish) hard drives, DOMs, and CompactFlash to the ISA bus. When paired with the XT-IDE Universal BIOS, it allows IBM PC compatibles to boot from IDE drives otherwise not supported.

README file for Micro 8088 / Xi 8088 / Sergey's XT BIOS ===== BIOS Images ----- bios.bin - BIOS image for use with xiflash utility bios-micro8088.bin - BIOS image for Micro 8088 Version 1.1 bios-micro8088-xtide.bin - BIOS image for Micro 8088 Version 1.1 with XT-IDE bios-xi8088.bin - BIOS image for Xi 8088 Version 2.0 bios-xi8088-xtide.bin - BIOS image for Xi 8088 Version 2.0 with XT-IDE bios I have a XT-IDE card Rev4 I bought as a kit and assembled. I have the XT IDE BIOS CHIP 28C64B and I have got it pre flashed. My issues is the Boot doesnt see the card at all on either system. I have it set to the default entry point D000. I have a EEPROM flasher so i can try other BIOS . currently ion the 2.2v 386 variant. Using some XT-IDE with its own BIOS, doesn't require setting anything in the PC's BIOS.

Add IDE HDD or CF card to an 8-bit ISA system such as IBM PC, XT, and clones.

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Jul 31, 2020 That stores the XT-IDE universal BIOS which provides hard drive support to the IBM PC, which has no understanding of hard drives at all.

There are five alternatives to XTIDE Universal BIOS for Linux, BSD, Haiku, Mac and Windows. These are Compact flash adapters I made to fit inside the proprietary expansion slot of some of the early Toshiba portables. They are based on Lo-Tech’s XT-CF-Lite design using the XT-IDE BIOS. Here are some of the Toshiba portables it should be compatible with: T1100PLUS. T1200.