On 9/13/26 6:48 PM, Jason White wrote:
So a few days ago I found this on Archive.org:
https://archive.org/details/model-100-disks <https://archive.org/
details/model-100-disks>
Ah, and we come full circle. :)
Those are the floppies I was talking about in my "What to do with M100
floppies?" thread from a couple of weeks ago.
I have the existing physical floppies, but no TPDD of any flavor to read
them. I do, however, have a Greaseweazle, so the advice of the list was
to image them and set them somewhere, preferably including archive.org,
so someone with both a Greaseweazle and a TPDD could try them out.
And so here we are.
It's entirely possible the scp images are no good in some way, though
the part where you're getting partial success makes me not sure where to
look to figure out what might be wrong.
Long and short of it, though, is that I'd be delighted to postal-mail
these disks to someone with a TPDD (probably TPDD2, based on the titles
of a couple of the utility disks), and we could see what all is on
there. I just want to get maybe ZIP files containing the contents of
each disk for my archive of my Dad's stuff.
Any thoughts? And if we can get the data off the disks, the
complicated, bulky, and possibly corrupt scp version on archive.org
becomes sorta moot and could be updated to be instead the actual data.
Thanks in advance, all.
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R Pickett
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