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A very good how to for setting up GhostLInk:

https://www.jamesfmackenzie.com/2016/02 ... -pc-to-st/

I have always run GhostLink on my raspberry pi with DosBox. Just need to point the COM1 port to /dev/ttyIUSB0 in the DosBox configuration file.

Another method I have used with DOSBOX and a serial cable:

https://www.jamesfmackenzie.com/2016/02 ... -pc-to-st/

So Indexed mode does not seem to work well on my HxC and my 1040STF. it only seems to function correctly in Autoboot mode as drive 'A' Looks like I will have to change the W2 Strap to be on pins 1 & 2 for the HxC to work correctly. I guess I could also just install the HxC inside as drive 'A"

AlexH - I would be interested is seeing details on a "USB to Serial port" solution. I have used SIO2USB cable on my Atari 800 XL (running RespeQT on a Linux PC). It works very very well. It would be very cool if someone had a similar solution for 16/32 bit Atari systems.

So I it seem this could be the answer to my problem:

https://torlus.com/floppy/forum/viewtop ... 683#p16457

has anyone used Indexed mode on the HxC in the past?

I was able to get the cable to work without changing any straps inside my 1040STF. The GoTek/HxC works well as drive B and the internal floppy is still Drive A. The only little issue I have is that I have no way to update the 'slots' in the HxC. I have to open my 1040STF and plug the HxC into the dr...

I purchased a USB floppy drive on Amazon that supports DS and DD disks for my Ubuntu laptop. First - I format the disk on my 1040 STf then stick the floppy in the USB drive. I use the linux dd command to copy .st floppy images onto the floppy drive. Works well if the .st image is valid: $ sudo dd if...

So based on the Googleing I have done it sounds like this "should" work. It sounds like the W2 strap inside my STF needs to be set between pins 1 and 2. This should select the internal drive and SD1 and the external floppy port as SD0 (my GoTek). I have read about other installing a switch...

This looks very cool! I have ordered a 14pin Din and ebay and have a 34 pin floppy extension cable. Has anyone had any luck getting this to work with a GoTek USB Floppy Emulator?