TRD image -> floppy disk — ZXNet «zxnet.pc»

From Evgeny Muchkin To All 17 January 2007

Hello, Error404 http://trd.speccy.cz/pcutilz/WINTRD10.ZIP

From Vyacheslav Kalinin To All 17 January 2007

Hello, Error404 Err> Who uses what to write one-to-one disk images in the format Err> simple sector-by-sector copy (for example, TRD of size 655360 bytes) on Err> physical media (floopy 3.5" or 5.25")? Err> Links are welcome, utilities that work with any size are desirable Err> sectors. Spectrum Navigato

From Sergey Akimov To All 17 January 2007

Hello, All Who uses what to record one-to-one disk images in a simple format sector-by-sector copy (for example, TRD 655360 bytes in size) to physical media (floopy 3.5" or 5.25")? Links are welcome, utilities that work with any sector size are desirable.

From Anton Yakovlev To All 17 January 2007

Hello new art new> Spectrum Navigator new> and if xp is worth it?

From Andrey Baglay To All 18 January 2007

Hello, rasmer In this case, I go under DOS - with a specialist on a broom I created 1 partition with FAT

From rasmer To All 18 January 2007

Hello, scl^mc scl> what if xp is worth it? scl> Well, you can install whatever VYH98 as a second system.... or whatever boot disk type hirenCD... hmm... and if you raise 98yu under vmware, will IKSPYAha hack such disk drives? operations?

From Dima Kozlov To All 18 January 2007

Hello, scl^mc scl> what if xp is worth it? http://thex.untergrund.net/real/

From Vlad Semchenko To All 18 January 2007

Hello Striker scl> what if xp is worth it? There is a slow, but universal method. If the Spectrum is “lived in” (there is a dozen system floppy disks), then you can simply upload TRD files to regular MS-DOS disk (just as a *.TRD file), and then using the Spectrum utility TRMSHOB.B copy the file to an empty TRDOS floppy disk. The second option is on MS-DOS disk, write the TRD image in a ZIP archive and unpack it using the Spectrum utility PKUNZIP.B - it will unpack the archive and write it to a blank disk.

From Sergey Akimov To All 18 January 2007

Hello elf/2 Is there anything where you can choose the number and size of sectors on a track? I haven't found anything yet - the sector size is fixed everywhere (almost all for 256 or 512). I need to write 5x1024, just not like in IS-DOS, but so that the sectors were numbered normally: 1..5.

From Alexander Medvedev To All 18 January 2007

Hello, rasmer ras> well, you can install whatever VYHH98 as a second system Why? Err> Is there something where you can choose the number and size of sectors for Err> track? Might be suitable: http://www.shlock.co.uk/Utils/OmniFlop/OmniFlop.htm#Downloads This is for Win NT, 2k, XP, 2k3, ...

From Grand To All 19 January 2007

Hello, Alexandr Medvedev new> Err> Who uses what to record one-to-one images Err> new> disks in the format of a simple sector-by-sector copy (for example, TRD Err> size Err> new> 655360 bytes) to physical media (floopy 3.5" or 5.25")? Err> new> Links are welcome, utilities that work with any are desirable Err> size Err> new> sectors. Err> Err> Spectrum Navigator Also AMD Copier and RealSpectrum emulator; He; has the corresponding functions. scl> what if xp is worth it? Still the same RealSpectrum, only with a special disk driver. True, myself I haven't tried it; let those who have this experience report. :)

From Alexander Medvedev To All 28 January 2007

Hello, Error404 Err> Perhaps this would be suitable for my purposes. I looked - there’s a lot there Err> 5x1024 formats. But I couldn’t cope with registration Registration there was free, the author just needs to provide his code, after which he will issue a key for registration.

From Sergey Akimov To All 28 January 2007

Hello, Alexandr Medvedev Ale> There registration was free, the author just needs his code Ale> report, after which he will issue a key for registration. Yes, I tried to register with the key he sent. The program silently eats key, but the first time you access private functions it says again - you should register and nothing works.