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Re: EDD Plus Project
"Deckard" <boutillon@free.fr> wrote in message
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>> disk2fdi is by far
>> the fastest way to make archive images of them (.do, etc.).
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> How many time for creating 10 .dsk files?
It takes about 30 seconds to create a .do (same as most .dsk images) image.
So of course 10 files would be about 5 minutes depending on how fast you can
stuff the floppies in and run the program.
Remember this is with the registered version of disk2fdi with the two wire
cable, etc.
The free version can also make .do images but requires two floppy drives and
is slower (time varies but usually about 1.5 minutes per floppy).
Also, as Michael Mahon mentioned you can't read the "back" side of the
Apple ][ floppies with this set-up. I use an Apple //e with a duodisk to
copy the backs to the front of a floppy that I use for disk2fdi. Copying on
the Apple //e is slower than my disk2fdi setup.
Charlie