PicoIDE

[JKnightandKARR]

https://picoide.com/
I saw this n thought it could be useful for older computers.

[granz]

https://picoide.com/
I saw this n thought it could be useful for older computers.

Interesting, they have already received pledges for 164K out of 35K requested - this should be a go.

I found the name interesting, with the word "pico" in the name, is it based on the Raspberry Pi Pico? It turns out, that yes; it is based on a RP2350 (the same controller used in the Pico 2.) Cool.

[JKnightandKARR]

https://picoide.com/
I saw this n thought it could be useful for older computers.

Interesting, they have already received pledges for 164K out of 35K requested - this should be a go.

I found the name interesting, with the word "pico" in the name, is it based on the Raspberry Pi Pico? It turns out, that yes; it is based on a RP2350 (the same controller used in the Pico 2.) Cool.

I figured that was the case. If I am not mistaken, this might be open source project.

[granz]

I figured that was the case. If I am not mistaken, this might be open source project.

Right again:

PicoIDE is an open-source IDE/ATAPI drive emulator that replaces aging hard drives and CD-ROM drives in vintage computers with solid-state microSD card storage. Simply put your disc/disk images on a microSD card and swap between them as needed. Powered by open-source hardware and software, PicoIDE means you no longer have to deal with burning optical discs, worn out lasers, crashed heads, or bad sectors.

https://www.crowdsupply.com/polpotronics/picoide

[JKnightandKARR]

I figured that was the case. If I am not mistaken, this might be open source project.

Right again:

PicoIDE is an open-source IDE/ATAPI drive emulator that replaces aging hard drives and CD-ROM drives in vintage computers with solid-state microSD card storage. Simply put your disc/disk images on a microSD card and swap between them as needed. Powered by open-source hardware and software, PicoIDE means you no longer have to deal with burning optical discs, worn out lasers, crashed heads, or bad sectors.

https://www.crowdsupply.com/polpotronics/picoide

Thought so, NICE!

[granz]

Yeah, it's nice when people share their design specs, and document how to build their projects.

[Chris Savage]

Yeah, it's nice when people share their design specs, and document how to build their projects.

I wouldn't know anything about that. 

[granz]

Yeah, it's nice when people share their design specs, and document how to build their projects.

I wouldn't know anything about that. 

Rrriiiiggghhhtttttt!

[JKnightandKARR]

Yeah, it's nice when people share their design specs, and document how to build their projects.

I wouldn't know anything about that. 

To Quote KARR in KITT vs KARR.... "Liar....." lol