In article <[email protected]>, Chris Oliver <[email protected]> wrote:
> But physically creating the floppy from the .dat file is above my pay > grade - esp. given that I only have a Tandy Coco to work with (and I'm > guessing the disk format is different between the Model 100 and the > Coco). *Just* enough that they can't read each other's disks without programming. :-( They're both Microsoft FAT-8. I had the CoCo reading DVI disks with pure Disk BASIC (well, the first 35 tracks anyway...:) But I don't have a DVI so I stopped there. (last time I looked at DVI stuff there were only the Teledisk images available! the raw sector dump images are new to me!) Actually (I haven't tried this) but if you've got OS9 running on at least double-sided floppies or a hard drive and you can download dvi.dat to it, you can probably use dskwrite to write a physical disk (just change the sector count to 40*18= 720 sectors... umm, I may have lost you there? Did I loose you? > Many thanks in advance, > Chris Willard -- Willard Goosey [email protected] Socorro, New Mexico, USA I search my heart and find Cimmeria, land of Darkness and the Night. --Robert E. Howard
