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How can I convert 2mg to real IIgs 3.5" disk on my Mac?
- Subject: How can I convert 2mg to real IIgs 3.5" disk on my Mac?
- From: "iseign" <iseign@gmail.com>
- Date: 19 Sep 2006 08:56:33 -0700
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First I have G4 and LC475 Mac. Not Windows PC. So Ciderpress is not my
option.
Okay, then, I want to convert 2mg files to real IIgs 3.5" 800k
diskettes on my Mac.
I can use my LC475 or G4 MacOSX with USD FDD. I think my hardwares are
enough for this job. The problem is software. (I have IIgs with all
types of FDDs and SCSI HDD.)
What do you think is better hardware and what program exactly should I
use to do this job?
If I can convert 2mg directly to 800k 3.5" (via USB FDD) just with one
click on my MacOSX, It'd be the best choice. But, if this is
impossible, I can use my old LC475.
I tried an Apple II image converting utility for 68K called 'imageutil
(68k)' on my LC475 and it just works very well. imageutil converts 2mg
to DiskCopy 4.2 format and I can put the DiskCopy image to 3.5" 800k
diskette using DiskCopy 4.2 on LC475.
But some images can not be converted by imageutil. And what I exactly
need is just 'one-click' solution, without intermediate converting
works. Directly from 2mg to 800k 3.5" on both of old macs and MacOSX.