CP/M archive to image 8" CP/M floppies

Do both. Why is there always this unspoken quest for a single solution to all problems? * Some need/want need bootable system disks. * Some need/want to add programs to their running CP/M systems. * Some need/want ... I'm sure this thread will become as long and finely drawn (how's that for a polite euphemism? :-) as all of them do, but it seems quite pointless. CP/M files available individually via ftp is useful. Sector-image files are useful. Physical copies of original media is useful. It's all useful. Sheesh, every single CP/M program ever written by everyone including every unshipped trivial revision of every single trivial program including demos and pets, all told still can't tally up to more than a few gigs or tens of gigs or maybe 100 gig. Eh. Tempest in a teaspoon.