Change Log:

2011-12-18 – release 0.10.2

• Bugfix: End of generated raw directory was incorrect.
• Bugfix: Various compilation fixes when fastloaders are disabled.
• ULoad M3 automatically exits when ATN becomes active.
• Minor code space improvements.
• New fastloader: ELoad Version 1 (EasyProg)

Change Log:

2011-12-18 – release 0.10.2

• Bugfix: End of generated raw directory was incorrect.
• Bugfix: Various compilation fixes when fastloaders are disabled.
• ULoad M3 automatically exits when ATN becomes active.
• Minor code space improvements.
• New fastloader: ELoad Version 1 (EasyProg)

Change Log:

2012-02-26 – release 0.10.3

• Bugfix: Un-break I2C display communication.

Change Log:

2012-02-26 – release 0.10.3

• Bugfix: Un-break I2C display communication.

SD2IEC Firmware v1.0.0 - This is the current firmware for the UIEC / SD as of Sept. 9th, 2016.

Always check - https://sd2iec.de/ for the latest firmware and other things such as previous or nightly builds.

Changelog can be found here

SD2IEC is a modification of the Commodore 64 kernal with improved support for the wonderful SD2IEC device by Ingo Korb. Either burn the 8K kernal file to an EPROM and replace the original kernal ROM chip of your C64, or use a device that can override the kernal ROM (e.g. 1541 Ultimate, Turbo Chameleon 64, EasyFlash³)

One of the best features of this ROM is the built-in file browser amongst other features such as fast loader, dos wedge and function key mapping.  See the readme.txt file in the archive for more information. 

This is a modification of the Commodore 64 kernal with improved support for the wonderful SD2IEC device by Ingo Korb. Either burn the 8K kernal file to an EPROM and replace the original kernal ROM chip of your C64, or use devices that can override the kernal ROM (e.g. 1541U2, Turbo Chameleon, EasyFlash, ...).

SD2IEC Snoop v0.1 by Exrom is a nice little utility for getting information about a uIEC/SD or SD2IEC device.

This is a nice manual / user guide to all the available configuration commands for the uIEC/SD.

These fake ROMs let the uIEC/SD emulate a CMD Hard Drive (.dnp) or CMD Floppy Drive.  This is very handy for creating a hard drive bootable GEOS.

This is a beginners guide to sd2iec and related storage devices written by tomse.