There are a few different options. 1 You don't really need the disk. There are several tpdd clients that do the same job the same or better than that particular one. From windows you can use github.com//bkw777/tsend or from mac or linux you can use github.com//bkw777/dl2 to install ts-dos.
2 You can create the disk with github.com//bkw777/pdd.sh from a disk image (included). It does require linux or mac and an uncommon serial adapter to connect the drive to a pc, but there are links to a few sources. 3 I think at least arcadeshopper.com sells copies. What you really want though is to get a rex# which includes an rom version of ts-dos, so you get the nicest dos without using any ram and you never have to bother with the serial installer process. Google bitchin100 rexsharp If the previous owner hasn't replaced the belt then you need that too. Available from many sources, just gooogle frw8.5 belt. It's pretty finnicky getting a tpdd1 apart and back together but I think Jeff Birt has a youtube video showing it. yt channel is "hey birt" -- bkw On Thu, Jan 11, 2024, 1:47 PM Scott Joyce <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Everyone, > I recently acquired a TDPP1 drive and just purchased a cable but am now > finding I need the Utility/Boot disk. I would appreciate any help in > getting a copy of the disk so I can get this little gem functioning > properly again. I'm located in Belmont New Hampshire USA. > Thanks, > Scott >
