>Mount it on the desktop using Disk Copy or MountImage or whatever you prefer. > >Select All -> Drag to 1.4 disk. Works quite well. I've had some issues with >bootdisks of ancient system releases on MFS format disks, but otherwise it >seems to work fine. I even made a HD bootable disk of System .97 that boots >my Mac Classic fine :) > That's what I wanted to hear. I just wanted to make sure that when I archive all these images onto a CDR that I may be able to someday use them. Alot of these disks are close to 20 years old and I don't know how much longer the magnetic parts are going to hold up. I figured I'd burn a CD or two to preserve what I've got.
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