Oh now that is evil. It silently/transparently delivers different data for the same filenames, depending on if it's plugged in to a 100/102 vs a 200? EVIL
On Sun, Aug 20, 2017 at 11:50 PM, Kurt McCullum <kurt.mccul...@att.net> wrote: > I’m halfway there. I was able to create an image of the Utility Disk by > reading every sector with the Windows utility I’m working on. I deviated a > bit from the backup program that is on the disk. That program only copies > the sectors that have data. It does this by analyzing each sector. I went > for a more brute force approach and decided to copy every sector even if > they are blank. I tried to read the data in 256 byte packets but the drive > didn’t seem to be happy with it. I may try larger packets again but for now > each sector is read 64 bytes at a time just as the backup/floppy.co > software uses. > > > > The image is interesting. There are two basic program listings which are > not tokenized. One for the 100 and the other for the 200. Then there is the > actual code for floppy.co for the 100 and another for the 200. > > > > No I have to figure out how to write it back to a blank disk……….. > > > > Kurt >
