PCMCIA

[Adrian Godwin]

>
> Attaching pcmcia devices here would be bad! (as in magic smoke escaping bad)
>
> To have a real PCMCIA port you wouuld need a buffer chip and various other bits
> It *might* (if your soldering were good enuf) be possible to attach an ISA
> PCMCIA card to the 7k5 bus, trouble is by the time youve done it it would 
> be simpler and less expensive to simply buy a full 7k5 dev board from Simtec.

There's a blow - it looked too easy ! What is it for, then -
is it the NC ROM Card interface ?

So, on to the next idea :

The FDC37C669 allows for floppy and IDE connections. Some careful
soldering would bne needed, but there;s not a lot to IDE : certainly needs
less buffering than PCMCIA. Any chance there ?

I'm also interested to know what LK5 is - looks like it might
be the production debug connector.


-adrian