Yeah, I'm sure they are Mac disks, but thanks for the DOS/TOS info. On Thursday, April 24, 2014 7:31:13 AM UTC-7, Tom wrote: > > Are you sure those are not old Mac discs! If not Atari computers used a > sort of DOS (TOS) operating system, and should be able to read the discs. > Atari 1040STE computers should do the trick if you can find one that works, > the older 800’s won’t work. > > Tom > > > On 4/24/14 7:55 AM, "Koszarsky" <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote: > > Probably not the solution you are looking for but: > > A Commodore Amiga with CROSSMAC drivers will read/write old Mac floppy > disks. If the Amiga has a high density floppy drive, then it will > read/write high density Mac floppies too. CROSSDOS will let the Amiga > read/write PC formats. > > Various Mac emulators for Amiga (A-Max, Shapeshifter, Emplant, Fusion, > etc) could do this too. > > An Amiga will a Catweasel card could use a PC floppy drive to read/write > many different formats, include Mac. There was a PCI version of the > Catweasel for Windows. > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Individual_Computers_Catweasel > > Good luck, > Jaeson > > >
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