Commodore
ist.uwaterloo.ca/~schepers/pick.html
The following chart is intended to help you choose an X-series cable for your 1541 or 1571 transfer tasks. It lists the most common criteria to consider like OS and software requirements, parallel port modes, ease of construction, etc. This site also ...
www.root.org/~nate/c64/x1541.html
There are a number of ways to connect the C64 or PC to your Commodore disk drive. The X1541-series of cables provides multiple ways to do so, some obsolete today. It is very difficult to figure out which combination of cables and adapters you need. ...
www.luigidifraia.com/c64/dc2n/
DC2N stands for Dumping C2N and it's a stand-alone device that lets the users dump (ie. make a digital backup of) real PET, VIC20, C16/+4, and C64-tapes directly to a flash-card without the interference of the operating system or filesystem of the host ...
rdist.root.org/2009/01/21/introducing-xum1541-the-fast-c64-f...
This is a USB transfer module for Commodore disks, 14 Oct 09 there was some updated news about this on the site. It will eventually support nibble format for copying copyprotectwed disks. Mainly for Commodore 64 , but should work for others.
markus.brenner.de/adapter/index.html
How to add a +5V power supply to the C64S tape adapter interface.
www.6502.org/users/sjgray/software/cbmxfer/cbmxfer.html
CBMXfer is a GUI, or Front-End, to several command-line utilities. CBMXfer makes using those utilities easy by providing a familiar windows interface that removes the need to learn the commandline syntax of each program. Used for making .D64 i ...