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Kirill Frolov
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24 July 2006
Hello, molodcov_alex
mol> I have a certain floppy disk protected by Leonid Belov v2.07 (so
mol> is written in the splash screen). There is a need to rewrite it on a PC, and then
mol> parse into files. But in HoBeta the disk appears empty, and
mol> TeleDisk also starts swearing that track 1 is full of errors.
mol> The image created by TeleDisk naturally does not work.
mol> What can you recommend?
The PC controller fundamentally cannot read the Spectrum disk *entirely*.
Those. A standard formatted disk can still do this. And that’s not always the case (it can’t,
if
sector is too close to the index hole). PC can't read between
sectors, for example. Teledisc is a sector-by-sector copier, needed when sectors
"not pisish" (9/17 pieces of 512 bytes).
From
Alexander Medvedev
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24 July 2006
Hello, molodcov_alex
mol> But in HoBeta the disk appears empty, and TeleDisk also starts
mol> swear that track 1 is full of errors. Image created by TeleDisk
mol> naturally does not work.
The listed utilities must be installed in clean DOS, then no one will mess around and
the errors will disappear.
mol> What can you recommend?
First, describe in more detail the essence of the problem, type of drive, OS version, which ones are visible
errors.
If the protection is not too complex then TeleDisk should handle it, otherwise use
the latest version of makefdi, saving the disk in udi (not fdi) format.
From
Alexander Molodtsov
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24 July 2006
Hello, All
I have a certain floppy disk protected by Leonid Belov v2.07 (as written in
screensaver). There is a need to rewrite it on a PC, and then parse it into files.
But in HoBeta the disk is displayed empty, and TeleDisk also starts swearing,
that track 1 is full of errors. The image created by TeleDisk is naturally not
works.
What can you recommend?
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From
Alexander Medvedev
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24 July 2006
Hello fk0
fk0> And then not always (it cannot if the sector is located too close to
fk0> index hole).
Then part of the index hole is sealed. Or use a capable reader
read the disc immediately without waiting for the engine to spin up.
fk0> PC does not know how to read between sectors, for example.
Can do it!!!
If, when reading, you specify a sector length of, for example, 8 kB, then we will read the entire track
also with an overlap.
fk0> Teledisc is a sector-by-sector copier, needed when the sectors are “not writeable”
fk0> (9/17 pieces of 512 bytes).
There are two versions of TeleDisk.
One works using the BIOS, and the other directly through the controller, here
the latter reads any disk with any structure, the main thing is that there are sectors
visible and consistent with their titles.
From
Vladimir Larkov
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30 July 2006
Hello, molodcov_alex
mol> I have a certain floppy disk protected by Leonid Belov v2.07 (so
mol> is written in the splash screen). There is a need to rewrite it on a PC, and then
mol> parse into files.
You’d better tell me what’s on this floppy disk, maybe it was broken a long time ago and there’s no point
do this for the 19th time?
From
Alexander Molodtsov
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1 August 2006
Hello new art
new> What's on it?
Yes, in general, I already found it. Dizey collection in Russian.
I remember once they copied it from someone, and since then there have been two identical ones.
floppy disks.