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29 January 2007
Hello, Vladimir Kladov
Vla> or they didn’t search well...
Vla>
Vla> TRX2X Converter v1.2b2 by Alex Makeev - UDI, TRD, SCL, FDI, TD0,
Vla> hobeta superconverter !!
There is no point in confusing people.
Let me explain in detail:
1) TRX2X is a Win32 application and does not work under DOS
2) this utility only converts different images and does not write them to disk
maybe
3) when converting from UDI to any other format (for which there are utilities
for recording) key information may be lost
2 John North
There is NO utility for burning disk images in UDI format!!!
You can try first converting the UDI file to TeleDisk via UnrealSpeccy.
Press Alt+F1 on the Beta128 tab to open the UDI file, then save in the format
TeleDisk. The resulting file can be written to disk with TeleDisk.
But I repeat, if the UDI file contained key information in cross-sector
intervals, it will not be written to the disk.
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Vasya Popov
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29 January 2007
Hello, Vladimir Kladov
damn it... so what should I do?
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Vladimir Kladov
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29 January 2007
Hello, Alexandr Medvedev
Interesting things. I didn't even know. It turns out, in one direction. But it’s true
it will probably be impossible to restore cross-sector information in the PC, only
if you program the controller directly at the hardware level. No one
honored.
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goodboy
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30 January 2007
Hello John North
what kind of disk is in UDI?
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deathsoft
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30 January 2007
Hello, Vladimir Kladov
Vla> But it’s true that cross-sector information can probably be restored in the PC
Vla> and it will be impossible only if you program the controller directly on
Vla> hardware level.
It’s possible - but it’s difficult, you need to write a script for the FDA program, and write it in
manual. Intersectoral information can only be recorded with all sorts of perverted
methods - such as interrupted recording (see instructions from the FDA, everything is there in the application
described).
Actually, they wrote a lot about this here: http://zx.pk.ru/showthread.php?t=2131
P.S. Protections with data recording in inter-sector intervals were also used on PCs in
early 90s (and such protections are automatically copied to the FDA).
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Vasya Popov
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30 January 2007
Hello, CHRV
thank you everyone.
I'll try via Teledisk.
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Roman Chunin
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30 January 2007
Hello John North
Joh> damn it.. so what should I do?
If the disk is highly protected, then crack in the emulsion.
If not, then td0 and Teledisk are in your hand (Teledisk works in Win98/DOS).
2 Alexandr Medvedev;
Support; It would be nice to write td0 format under Windows: v2_wink2; .;
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Evgeny Muchkin
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30 January 2007
Hello, CHRV
CHR> 2 Alexandr Medvedev;
CHR>; It would be nice to support td0 format recording under Windows
+10! ;)