A quick hack for an external drive A on the STE @thetechnoshed
A quick hack for an external drive A on the STE  @thetechnoshed
Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In my recent series of videos on the STE536 I wanted to test compatibility booting floppy games. Unfortunately I have few of these on real floppies any more and my external Gotek is always Drive B.

I performed a recent mod on my STFM to swap drive A and B around with as switch, but unfortunately a similarly trivial mod can't be done for the STE.

But what about something half way there...?

STFM drive A--B swap: youtu.be/tR5u3jZGihk
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A quick hack for an external drive A on the STE

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