x68000:writing_3.5_floppies
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*Mitsumi D353F3 (Requires JM215A adapter for connecting to a regular PC) | *Mitsumi D353F3 (Requires JM215A adapter for connecting to a regular PC) | ||
+ | ==== Writing on DOS / Windows ==== | ||
Sadly Omniflop doesn' | Sadly Omniflop doesn' | ||
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* If you are using Windows Vista/7, use Windows XP mode for compatibility mode | * If you are using Windows Vista/7, use Windows XP mode for compatibility mode | ||
- | Keep the scene Alive! | + | ==== Writing on Linux ==== |
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+ | You can do a low-level format of the floppy into 1.2MB mode with ufiformat: | ||
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+ | * ufiformat -f 1232 /dev/sdb | ||
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+ | After that, disk images can be written as normal. XDF files are bare images, so you can write them with e.g. dd: | ||
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+ | * dd if=flop.xdf of=/dev/sdb |
x68000/writing_3.5_floppies.txt · Last modified: 2022/04/25 16:19 by TD-Linux