Tag: mass storage

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StatusProductWhat it doesCompatibilityLinks
Sold outChecked Jul 24, 2026AppleSqueezer GSby Niek van Suchtelen

Combines a 14 MHz 65816 accelerator, 14 MB memory expansion, HDMI output, RAM disk, and SD-backed drives for the Apple IIgs.

The regular AppleSqueezer GS v2 listing was out of stock on 2026-07-24. A separate preorder tile remained visible, but an active preorder order path was not verified; check the shop or mailing list for another production run.

Sources
  • Apple IIgs Exact model
AvailableChecked Jul 27, 2026CFFA1by R&D Automation

Adds CompactFlash storage to an Apple-1 or a compatible clone.

ReActiveMicro showed the CFFA1 in stock with backordering enabled on 2026-07-27. The supplied package includes a CompactFlash card and software. It does not work in Apple II systems.

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  • Apple-1 Exact model
  • Replica 1 Plus Exact model
Check statusChecked Jul 15, 2026IDE64 V4.2by IDE64 project

Adds CompactFlash and ATA or ATAPI mass storage plus USB PCLink transfers to a Commodore 64 expansion port.

The official project site is active and identifies V4.2 as the latest revision, but the selected official pages provide neither a current order path nor a complete fabrication package. Check the used market and confirm the hardware revision before buying.

Sources
  • Commodore 64 Exact model
AvailableChecked Jul 24, 2026SOSHDBootby Robert Justice and Joe's Computer Museum

Replaces the Apple III boot ROM so SOS can boot directly from compatible ProDOS block storage.

JCM showed eight programmed replacements in stock on 2026-07-24. Existing boot images are not automatically compatible: users must install the project's modified boot loader, SOS.KERNEL, and drivers or use a prepared image. The ROM normally searches slots 4 through 1 for a ProDOS block card and falls back to the internal floppy.

Sources
  • Apple III Exact model
  • Apple III Plus Exact model
Build itChecked Jul 27, 2026TCBM2SDby Maciej YTM/Elysium Witkowiak

Adds SD mass storage to Commodore 264-series computers and can replace the paddle cartridge in a real 1551 drive.

The repository provides Gerbers, firmware, hardware instructions, and release files sufficient for a DIY build. The maker invites requests for a completed unit but does not advertise standing stock. Disk images are read-only, and the device does not reproduce a 1551 exactly. When a TCBM cable is fitted, both specified ground pins must be connected as documented.

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  • Commodore 16 Exact model
  • Commodore 116 Exact model
  • Commodore Plus/4 Exact model