I was wondering if its possible to program arduino straight from an fdd (There i mean usb fdd of course) without a computer.
Ex.: I insert an diskiette (with a binary, .txt, .ino or [any needed format] file in it) into a floppy drive and i turn on the whole device, then Arduino is being programmed with the file contained by the floppy disk file.
Any suggestions?
Im not an advanced programmer, but i can do almost anything with hardware.
I accept any ideas, cost does not matters. (I can use second duino if its needed)
I have some 'real' 3,5" and 5,25" FDDs, even an original Apple II drive, which is less than a real FDD
(from the 8" series I only have some floppys), but no USB FDD.
The power requirements of these mechanical drives alone would stop me from using them.