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hello and welcome back if you follow the channel you know that we recently battled with an early 8-inch floppy diskette drive but eventually managed to connect it to a PC in the process our buddy Antoine developed an adapter for it available for all on Tindy we discovered they were no less than 11 major differences between five and a quarter floppies and eight inch floppies but curiously signaling wasnt one of them so our PC was able to read them after we figured out all the details we could even boot from our 8-inch floppy drive and play a Dos game we showed four different types of 8-inch floppies the single-sided the double-sided the single density and the double density in all combinations but commanders quickly pointed out that I had omitted the hard sector 8-inch floppy ah yes right the hard sector floppies I dont have any this is even more ancient But Eric is about to straighten us out and have you ever heard of an IBM Demi this cat I havent either so stay tuned for Erics sto