Make the scps and one of us can make floppys and try them on our drive.. make sure you match the format when reading.. don't take a 1.44mb PC image
On Sun, Aug 30, 2026, 2:15 PM R Pickett <[email protected]> wrote: > > In sifting through my Dad's stuff, I came across a disk organizer > labeled "Tandy Model 100 disks" with a couple dozen 3.5" floppies in it. > I'd found a TPDD box in his stuff months ago (but no TPDD, sigh), so I > think that's the source of these. > > Unless I've gotten bad at internet searches, though, there seems to be > no info on how one might extract the info from one of these disks > without a TPDD. I have access to a Greaseweazle, so I could slurp these > disks into .scp format or something, but I don't see any notion of > turning that into some sort of usable image, and I don't see any mention > with LaddieAlpha or VirtualT or what-have-you of using such a > hypothetical image anyway. > > So... apart from getting hold of a TPDD, is there a path to being able > to see what's on these? Some of them seem to be just utilities, but > some are labeled, like, "Files," and I'd like to see if there's anything > interesting there. > > Thoughts? Thanks in advance, sorry if this is a well-solved problem and > I'm just bad at finding the solution. > > -- > R Pickett > [email protected] > Social Justice Mage >
