cf reader in place of floppy disk is possible?

Hi,
I'd like to know if there is the possibility to replace the mpc 60's floppy with a cf reader.
For example with a cf reader of the addonics that has the 40 pin ide connector like the floppy

thanks

Do a search, pleeease.. it's been discussed to death in various threads, it's not that hard.

Yeah, you can replace it. But not with "just" an ide reader, scsi interface on the machine is required. SCSI interface + scsi->ide converter + ide reader works though.

We sell the entire kit - drive, install kit and CF card - on our website. Have a look and let me know if you have any questions. You can start here:

http://scsiforsamplers.com/selectsampler.asp

pUs wrote:Do a search, pleeease.. it's been discussed to death in various threads, it's not that hard.

Yeah, you can replace it. But not with "just" an ide reader, scsi interface on the machine is required.

Do you mean the Marion Systems' MPC-SCSI hard disk interface or another?

zap168 wrote:

pUs wrote:Do a search, pleeease.. it's been discussed to death in various threads, it's not that hard.

Yeah, you can replace it. But not with "just" an ide reader, scsi interface on the machine is required.

Do you mean the Marion Systems' MPC-SCSI hard disk interface or another?

There is no other.

Ah ok.
My intention was to looking for a cheaper way.
I would not spend 300$ for that interface but now I realized that it's the only possible way

It's just a damn comfort !