800K Mac diskettes can't be read by, written to, or formatted in USB floppy drives. 800k diskettes special, variable speed drives that Apple chose in order to fit roughly 10% more data on a double-density (DD) diskette than the drives used by IBM in the PS/2. This is why Apple diskette drives were much more expensive than those used in PCs. USB drives can read, write to, and format DD diskettes, but only in 720K FAT format.

On Sep 1, 2004, at 7:39 PM, J Sand wrote:

Your other option is to get a usb floppy drive. I know 9.2.2 will work with it, but I don't know about osx.


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