17 Mar
2002
17 Mar
'02
5:37 a.m.
On Sun, 17 Mar 2002 Innfogra(a)aol.com wrote:
Correct
No offense taken; Mark is a good guy, and it was a good product.
MOST of the folk in that particular software specialty treated each other
as "COLLEAGUES", rather than as "COMPETITORS". (Like Dentists)
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DSDD, they are
*not* GCR drives?
I don't think they are GCR but someone more knowledgeable
than I will have to
answer that. My understanding is that they are the same as a 360 drive with a
head that is half the width so they can deal with 80 tracks instead of 40. What other
machines might carry these drives, can I
hook one up to a standard PC controller in a box
running DOS, and then duplicate the disks?
The answer to this is yes. For many
years I kept an IBM PC (8088) clone with
DSDD, DSQD drives and my EPROM programmer. IIRC I used the 3 1/2 inch 720K
disk driver for the DSQD and it worked for my purposes of making disks for
various systems. I used Media Master (sorry Fred) and PCDOS 3.3.