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by cdoty » Mon Sep 10, 2007 6:30 pm
The latest version of OmniFlop (
http://www.shlock.co.uk/Utils/OmniFlop/OmniFlop.htm) lists the OS-9/68K 3.5" DD 38W7 format. Is this format supported by professional players?
The 38w7 format is an OS-9 RBF format, but I cannot find a description of the format.
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by cdifan » Mon Sep 10, 2007 8:17 pm
The monniker 38W7 is meaningless to me. Is there a disc image in this format to be found somewhere?
Anyway, OmniFlop only makes disc image. You still need OS9 software to reach the files in that image; I believe there is something called OS9Tools that does this.
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by cdoty » Tue Sep 11, 2007 2:56 am
cdifan wrote:Anyway, OmniFlop only makes disc image. You still need OS9 software to reach the files in that image; I believe there is something called OS9Tools that does this.
Omniflop can read and write disks. I used it to create X68000 floppies.
It's a 'common' OS-9 term:
http://www.reischke.de/dtr/formats.htm
From the above page:
MICROWARE (58h7 38h7 uv580 uv380 58j7 38j7 3803 5803 cd-i)
MICROWARE (58u0 38u0 58w7 38w7 5807 3807 5407 54b7)
