A simple-to-use symptomatic guide for diagnosing faulty IC components on Amiga computers (Including A500/A1500/A2000/A2500).

The software in this archive is used for those USB floppy emulators you see sold on e-bay and everywhere else.  Basically you need this software on the USB stick you're going to store all your floppy images on.  When the Amiga is booted up, it load this file which is  basically a file selector program that lets you pick which floppy image to use.

HxCEdit for the Gotek floppy emulator allows you to edit a USB drive with Selector.adf on it.  For more information see the link below.

http://www.ifoedit.com/GotekADFEdit.html

Premium Amiga 500 boot selector from http://www.sordain.ie - I bought one of these for my Amiga 500 so I could use and external floppy with a Gotek drive as the boot drive.  It works fine for that, but one thing to note is that if you have the external drive selected as DF0: (Boot drive) it will not see the internal drive at all, not even as DF1: .  The only way to see both drives is to have internal as DF0: and external as DF1: . It isn't a huge deal, but would be nice to be able to swap the drives.

P.S. - Never swap drives while the computer is on.  You have a good chance of screwing up your CIA chip.