ok, i tried to make a .bat file, this is the result: https://pastebin.com/9sTmFMDXZrX wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2019 10:45 am 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 reading those requires the flippy modified drive.
Regarding the side1, do i have to remove the last four tracks (highlited in yellow)?
They are only about 10 disks and they are not so important, so it's not worth the effort to buy a new drive, i only want to do a quick dump with the hardware i have.SomeGuy wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2019 12:04 pm Most "360k" floppy drives have issues reading GCR encoding. Your best bet at reading them is probably a "1.2mb" Teac drive.
Of course, it is difficult to reliably write 48tpi (360k) images in a 96tpi (1.2mb) drive and KF does not support writing non-index aligned streams. But for reading and archiving, it is fine.
Probably the best thing would be sending them to someone who has proper hardware, but for now i want to try with my current hardware.