Image is selected by buttons (built in) or rotary. So 3 methods of image selection in all, of which one is similar to 'boot 000 selector image to assign images to slots' of Cortex. It can also work in HxC mode and Native mode (which makes you rename 10 images as 10 disks and these are the slots you flip through). FlashFloppy (and probably HxC as well, not tested by me) supports a small OLED display that looks extremely sharp and is easier to fit. It's big and backlit and looks pretty smart.ģ.

HxC supports a large LCD display ('make a hole in your case') that shows the name.

adf files to number 001-999 selected with buttons.Ģ. Cortex=hex display where image 000 is a disk image with a selector that lets you assign. There are several solutions for disk selection: Cortex, HxC, and FlashFloppy firmware.Īll the solutions have displays for selecting the image to boot.ġ. The videos I have seen show booting from adf image disk 0 to bring up a selector to then allocate whichever disks you want to positions in a list but how can you access that from Workbench? The reason I am asking is that I thought it might be a good option to be able to just get adf versions of disks that I might want to use/work with in Workbench booted from my CF card hard drive. If I was to get a Gotek floppy emulator to replace my internal disk drive on my A1200 can you/how do you select any disk currently on the inserted USB stick whilst in Workbench? I've looked at some YouTube videos and searched the posts one here to see if I could find the answer myself but no joy so far.

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