The simplest is for someone else with a working dvi and disk to mail you a working copy, and then you immediately make yourself several copies and stop using your original and a couple of your new copies.
Send me an address and I'll mail you a couple copies. It IS possible to create dvi disks with other drives and OS's, but by now it's hardly any simpler, since the components are only a little easier to get than a dvi. You need a 360K drive (not 1.2M) and an old motherboard that has an old floppy controller chip. I don't remember what exactly you need to look for to recognize a floppy controller that will work, just that it's no current ones. If you have a 486 or earlier motherboard and a 360k drive (not 1.2M), and some DS/DD disks (not HD!) you could try using the teledisk images Steven Adolph (or is it Kurt MCullum?) has up on club100 user files area. You'd have to find a copy of teledisk too I guess, and ms-dos or freedos. But I don't mind just mailing out a copy since I have a working dvi handy at the moment to create and test the copy. -- bkw On Tue, Jul 24, 2018, 1:48 AM Gregory McGill <arcadeshop...@gmail.com> wrote: > I got mine today works good so far but no disk. What are my options? > > Greg >
