My Reply follows quote. On 08/11/2005 11:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > > >> Hi all, >> >> I was wondering if I could connect a 5 1/4" floppy drive to my G5 >> somehow so I can create disk images of my Commodore disks. I also >> have an old Celeron 433 if that would be easier, but prefer the Mac >> route. >> >> Any advice there? >> >> Thanks, >> Lavode > > >there are many external floppy drives that you can use to connect to >your G5. > >Here are links to some of them. > >http://www.nextag.com/Imation-USB-Floppy-Drive-- >zz2299377z0z0z1zfloppy_drive_usbzB9az2--COMPARE-PRICES-html > > > In your case though, there are other considerations. The files that >you are bringing in must be able to be recognized by the Operating >system that you are using. There are emulators that can work with >some of them, but not all. ---------- And that link brings up a 3.5" drive.
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