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1748.1 | Yes, but why? | AYOV10::ATHOMSON | C'mon, git aff! /The Kelty Clippie | Thu Oct 06 1988 11:49 | 11 |
1748.2 | why??...why not. | MVCAD3::BAEDER | D. Scott DTN 237-2961 SHR1-3/E19 | Thu Oct 06 1988 17:49 | 3 |
| I agrre...WHY??, but I think that if you use df1: to access the
external drive, it's as norman...df2/3 wuold be the "funky" floppy.
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1748.3 | | BAGELS::BRANNON | Dave Brannon | Thu Oct 06 1988 21:35 | 6 |
| re: why?
maybe it will allow you to diskcopy from a 40 track 5.25" disk to
3.5" media (backup two 5.25" disks on one 3.5" disk)
-dave
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1748.4 | It does work. | AYOV10::ATHOMSON | C'mon, git aff! /The Kelty Clippie | Fri Oct 07 1988 07:25 | 16 |
1748.5 | Maybe not so useful after all... | TLE::RMEYERS | Randy Meyers | Fri Oct 07 1988 21:12 | 13 |
| Re: .3
For DiskCopy to copy a disk to another, both disks must be of the same
size and same type. I suspect that would prevent DiskCopy from 5.25 inch
disks to a 3.5 inch partition.
Re: .4
>I didn't try it but I felt that if I had tried to write to a regular
>disk in df1: it would have been trashed.
I would have been.
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1748.6 | disk-error | KBOMFG::HAUCK | | Fri Oct 21 1988 10:29 | 5 |
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Another use for this disk-splitting:
If you have a disk with a hard-error the you can use the other part
of the disk.
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