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Re: Sega Hot Rod floppy disk
12/20/10 04:17 AM
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>>> Other software, like WinImage and MagicIso, should also be fine.
>>MagicIso is for CD images. This is a floppy.
> MagicISO can read and write floppy disk images,
Yes, MagicISO works great with floppies. Been using it for years.
** EDIT: This is assuming disk isn't copyprotected or formatted with some strange format (turns out the disk is). Of the methods mentioned, Anadisk is the best bet. If you can borrow a working disk from someone, then that opens up your options enormously - a copy board that bypasses the floppy controller and copies everything on the disk regardless of format / protection would be the best bet (quite common in the 1980's at least), perhaps a Catweasel could do it (never used one of these), but maybe an Amiga with the right copy software might work. Good luck ! 
Moose
Edited by Moose (12/22/10 01:28 AM)
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