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Floppy Tape drivers for DOS or windows
I am trying to dump raw blocks from a floppy tape device to disk file
in a DOS/Windows environment. I am having little luck. I am unable to dd with mks as the floppy driver doesn't perform with the tape drive. Obviously I can't treat it like a scsi device. Does anyone know of any functional drivers that will enable me to essentially dd from a floppy tape device (Colorad 250 in this case.) Ftape in linux would work I imagine, however getting it to compile and work properly is a bear... at least for me. Plus I don't have any 2.4 kernels running on my dual 98/Linux box. Any thought!? Thanks. |
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Floppy Tape drivers for DOS or windows
2hawks wrote:
Ftape in linux would work I imagine, however getting it to compile and work properly is a bear... at least for me. Plus I don't have any 2.4 kernels running on my dual 98/Linux box. Maybe try a live cd, like Knoppix? -WD |
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