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So very helpful :roll: Don't answer helpfully,just fob me of elswhere Thanks for nothing. If i've pin pointed you to go to the HxC forum, that's because i know what i'm talkin' about ! :? The original Disk works on a real Amstrad CPC => check The Stream converted to HxC => BAD ! Something is wrong ...

You should ask on the HxC forum for help.

The DTC tool already support those track formats. What kind of troubles do you have with them ?

The problem comes from the drive speed. The original disk was written with a 288 RPM drive. Your drive is 300 RPM. The speed doesn't match. The kryoflux system doesn't control the motor speed of the floppy drive, basically, with a 300 RPM drive to write a disk normally written with a 288 RPM drive, ...

There is a script to use, because every dump made for CPC or Spectrum has to be uploaded with the informations relative to itself for preservation.

It's a file *.BAT called DoDumpCPC.bat

This script is available on the forum to download.

But, this is very easy to mess up: - Opening the plastic case means you WILL break the connections that hold the case together. In itself, it's not a problem. Touching the cookie can easily damage it. Don't scratch it with the tool you use to open the case. My advice : use an average sized screwdri...

Is there something special needed to write back Rick Dangerous 1 & 2 for Amiga? I have tried with: - Sony MPF920 - Sony MPF920-E - Teac FD-235HF These drives successfully write many titles and they boot and are playable on the A500. Rick Dangerous 1 (SPS 2294) never boots, ends up with No disk ...

can you confirm me guys that the firmware shipped inside the kryoflux v2.51 is the slow one ? Because the firmware fast doesn't work on amstrad CPC drive. The stepping is not good. I remember in 2010 that the slow firmware proposed to download allowed me to dump CPC floppies. Is it always available ...

As i explained to you, 1.2mb HD 5"1/4 drives rotate at 360 RPM.

The disk you want to write was written on a regular 5"1/4 360kb drive rotating at 300 RPM.

you need a 5"1/4 360kb double sided drive rotating at 300 RPM in order to write back the game.

Hello, i second that too. I use the command under windows :

dtc -g1 -fnameofthegame_sideB.ipf -w -s0 -e41

I confirm it's always side 0 which got written and not side 1.