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Hi all, As some of you may know, most of my Apple II hobby has been centered about making the II do things it wasn't supposed to do, without 21st century hardware in the computer. That translated, in most cases, to interacting with serial devices: - a Linux-based proxy for internet access...

At least, I think it's the smallest. It's the little sibling of the BurgerDisk and like it, it's daisy-chainable, which means you don't have to choose between a hard drive or your floppy drives. It's available at https://www.colino.net/wordpress/shop/apple-ii/dominodisk/

BurgerDisk is a Smartport hard drive for the Apple II. Its main unique feature is that it is daisy-chainable. As all Smartport SD-based hard drives, it's more adapted to the non-slotted Apple II, like the //c and IIgs. Here are a couple pictures of the finished device: The project's homepage...

Your first question in probably: Why make another Smartport SD hard drive? The answer is: to finally have a daisy-chainable hard drive, and also free software / open hardware. BurgerDisk, like the SP2SD, is based on SmartportSD. It fixes two bugs in its firmware (too slow init to be visible...