On 02/26/2015 03:13 PM, John Foust wrote:
>
> I tried it. Didn't seem to stick - apart from the potential
> for misalignment.
>
> I wonder what substance was used in the original manufacturing.
Well, there's always polyurethane glue (e.g. Gorilla glue), but it
wouldn't be my first choice. How about clear nail polish?
I've got some 3.5" "trash can disks". I man give it a try to see if it
can work. Are you confronted with a particular brand?
--Chuck
On 2/26/2015 1:42 PM, John Foust wrote:
> While reading old Amiga floppies with the SuperCard Pro, I have
> encountered several floppies where it seems the mag-media cookie
> is no longer attached to the metal hub.
I've never had luck reattaching the media to the hub when it becomes
detached. (I've used a dab of thin but sticky glue.) I chalked it up
to not being able to get the alignment perfect, but it could just be
coincidence that my media had failed at the same time.
I have a C program that generates the nice 5x7 font (actually using the 8th row as a descender on lower case) suitable for punching in paper tape.? I've used it on my Facit 4070 paper tape punch with good results.
The 4070 is attached with a simple adapter to a standard printer port.
If desired, I can supply details.
I have a C program that generates the nice 5x7 font (actually using the 8th row as a descender on lower case) suitable for punching in paper tape.? I've used it on my Facit 4070 paper tape punch with good results.
The 4070 is attached with a simple adapter to a standard printer port.
If desired, I can supply details.
A friend and I are trying to set up Domain/OS 10.3 on a 425 system. 10.3
appears to be the last release that will run on both the 425 system and the
DN300 we are trying to netboot.
In order to boot the Domain/OS 10.3 stock tapes on the 68040 based 425, we
will need the PSK8 kit.
Does anyone have images or tapes of:
--
Ian Finder
(206) 395-MIPS
ian.finder at gmail.com
On 02/26/2015 10:42 AM, John Foust wrote:
>
> While reading old Amiga floppies with the SuperCard Pro, I have
> encountered several floppies where it seems the mag-media cookie
> is no longer attached to the metal hub.
>
> I first saw this when I tried to clean the cookie with a swab
> of isopropyl. I'd turn the hub but the media wouldn't turn.
>
> Any advice on repairing this? A spot of superglue?
That would be my first choice--probably the gel-type,
- Chuck
Jason Scott <jason at textfiles.com> wrote ..
> I wouldn't take it elsewhere with that spin if it was the key that unlocked
> the Destiny April DLC
>
So make your own submission, with whatever spin you like. Slashdot has fallen strangely silent on this story after building it up in the last few weeks and months, and most of last year. Curious, but not the first time that's happened.
jbdigriz
Fine, Jason. Just trying to observe protocols learned through previous list trauma. :-) No offense intended. Ignore my post to the list anyway. I see there was in fact a /. story on the vote published. My browser was stuck on the "idle" site somehow, earlier. My bad.
Jason Scott <jason at textfiles.com> wrote ..
> Don't send me one letter and send the list another. Here's what you sent me:
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