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Any 1.2Mb HD floppydrive than can be flippymodded is usable for that purpose. Atleast known to work:

Panasonic JU-475-3/4/5
Newtronics D509V2/3/5
Teac FD-55GFR

Disk II probably could be interfaced but you'd atleast need some microcontroller inbetween to translate the control signals. I guess the only direct solution currently available is the Applesauce board which does more or less the same, but compared to KryoFlux, you'll lose the track-to-index synchro...

The resulting file from -i6 is d64 regardless of the suffix.

Yes, seem to be onesided disk.

The scatter plot in the UI can be used to check if a side has any content. If there are 2-4 distinct well separated horizontal lines visible on a track it must have something written on it. Just a kind of a vertical gradient all around the track is just noise.

Ah, add -y -g2 -k2 before -i6.

You can also add -l8 to clean up the status output a bit.

And perhaps set -m1 as the first switch.

Script is almost good, you're just trying to overwrite files with the same name there, so better use different target name than "track".

No need to delete the tracks past 83 as KF will ignore those anyway.

You'd need to space the tracks from 40 to 80. track00.0.raw -> 00.0.raw track01.0.raw -> 02.0.raw track02.0.raw -> 04.0.raw track03.0.raw -> 06.0.raw track04.0.raw -> 08.0.raw ... For side 1 tracks you'd have to start from track 8 (track00.1.raw -> 08.1.raw) and you'll lose the first four tracks as ...

I think I have a couple of DD drives. Should measure if there's any significant difference in the head signal between DD and HD drives when reading 1541 floppies.

Either the disk is just bad or the drive that was used to write the disk is out of alignment. The drive dumping the disk has no problem with 1541s GCR-coding, the scatter plot shows the drive filter cuts off way below the fastest bitcells when looking at the noise from the unformatted tracks. The st...