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You may use the HCX-Tool for that purpose. It includes a file browser to get them off the floppy....

http://hxc2001.com/download/floppy_driv ... r_soft.zip

David

It's all in the manual:http://www.kryoflux.com/download/kryoflux_manual.pdf

Page 18, line 2:

*H Header extra data was found. Data is hidden in unused parts of the block header. Sector images can’t hold such data; warning only.

David

You may use the HCX-Tool to examine such track information from kryoflux raw-files....

http://hxc2001.com/download/floppy_driv ... r_soft.zip

David

Yes of course you have to set the jumpers for 2 drives acording to the manual (see pictures on page 5). And yes you have to choose the drive from the menu (if using the gui).

http://www.kryoflux.com/download/kryoflux_manual.pdf

David

Congrats! You may get rid of the last red box with toggeling the density switch gain...

David

Yellow boxes marked with H are good tracks as long as its a user written disk! It only shows that single sectors have been modified after the initial format (which is unusual for duplicator written disks). If you have T marked tracks in a row, you may have set the wrong track distance. Leave it on 8...

This coincides with my experiences! When it finaly works after 50 retries it works better and better after that! First with 10 attempts, after that with the usual 5 and at last immediately with the first atempt. I agree, it looks as if there is some layer of dirt on the surface, which is slowly worn...

Some programming languages (like java for example) use % as the indicator to place args in a string.Thats why the percent character should be avoided in filenames, even if the OS and FS allow it! BTW: The % character was also used as a wildcard in some OS in the past, making it almost impossible to ...

In observation, I have noticed that in a lot of my dumps I either get the following for Track 18 Byte 3 in the BAM: 0x00 - Single sided disk 0x80 - Double sided disk 0x2A - ????? :o In looking into this, I've not been able to find any information as to why 0x2A is often found at Track 18 Byte 3. Ho...

Simply said: You can't do a checksum in raw or stream file mode, because you don't know if checksum errors a caused by read errors or copy protection! But you can can create format guided raw or stream files, where you select multiple outputs (for example raw and AmigaDOS). In this case the AmigaDOS...