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The Vintage-Computer.com XT-IDE Community Project has developed several variations of an 8-bit ISA card that enables standard ATA (IDE) disks (and hence SATA or Compact Flash) to be used in an XT-class machine. The boards uses LBA addressing, and hence supports drives up to 137GB.
Board Versions
| Board | Technology | Project Home Page | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vintage-Computer XT-IDE Board | Through-hole 74LSxxx logic 28C64 EEPROM |
The original design | |
| Dangerous Prototypes XT-IDE Boards | SMT 3.3V CPLD 28C64 EEPROM |
Dangerous Prototypes | Three varients |
| lo-tech XT-CF Boards | CompactFlash only | Three varients | In development |