I'm new to KryoFlux. I have purchased a kit yesterday based on various recommendation but otherwise haven't checked in details your software and solution yet.
We have 14 years running community called SMS Power! (http://www.smspower.org) interested in preservation of all things Sega 8-bit. Among our work, we dumped and catalogued thousands of cartridges from all over the world.
Over the years and with the people of many people I assembled 200+ disks for the SF-7000 system (Sega Super Control Station), a very obscure extension to the SC-3000 (Sega Computer 3000). The SC-3000 is a 8-bit Z80 based system with 2KB RAM and running code off cartridge. The SF-7000 adds up 64KB of RAM and provide a 3" floppy disk drive running with a FDC765 controller, which I believe is the same as CPC.
It looks like that: http://www.sc-3000.com/images/stories/a ... F-7000.jpg
Various people originally dumped a few disks using a software solution running on the SF-7000 Basic, reading sectors and transfering to a PC via the serial port. However this solution is very slow and the amount of CRC errors, etc makes it a pain to deal with. I postponed dumping until we had a better solution. I once tried to work with the people making Catweasel but it didn't go anywhere due to a lack of focus on both side and probably also lack of fund.
Finally KryoFlux came to grace us!

Questions!
- Can I use KryoFlux to dump those disk safely ?
- Do you guys would have any use of sample disks if there's anything to reverse engineer ?
- Do I need to source a mint 3" disk drive for best result? (and can you help with that?). I know that SF-7000 and CPC drives are interchangeable.
- Do we have to update emulator software to support new formats? (only a handful emulators support SF-7000, MESS and MEKA coming to mind, the later which I wrote)
- Can we use KryoFlux to write back to disks images that could be run on real hardware?
- Any recommendation or anything I should know?