1 Feb
2009
1 Feb
'09
9:50 p.m.
On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 11:05 PM, Jules Richardson
<jules.richardson99 at gmail.com> wrote:
Fred Cisin wrote:
A million. And 8 bits in a byte.
Hello,
I just joined cctalk. While you're on floppy drives, I'd like to ask
something. Wasn't the LS-120 made by Panasonic ? And didn't they make
another version, the LS-240 ?
As far as I can remember, any of them are made to work on the IDE/PATA
interface. Now, would it be possible to adjust it hardware so that it
can be recognized as a real floppy ? This would be the solution to
making it work under Win XP.
Yes, it probably won't be able to record big disks, but as far as I
know Panasonic provided a software program to do that, which
reportedly worked like a CD burning program. That program could
apparently write 32 MB on a regular disk. Assume we also have the
source code of that program.
[how many bytes in a Megabyte?]
As many as your marketing department wants you to have.