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CLINT

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Tennessee,
03.08.2021, 12:18
 

Insert Diskette #2 Into Floppy Drive A: (Emulation)

The next thing I need to know how to do is to change floppy disks

i.e.,

I have prehistoric floppy disk drive images

I need to "Insert Disk #1 Into Floppy Drive A:"

After that, I need to "Eject Disk #1 And Insert Disk #2"

I may need to do this as many as four or maybe five times.

I believe that my drive images are the "Something.ISO" sort of files.

If this is already in the Wiki, please point me to it.

I did search there first. If it's there, I haven't yet figured out how to ask the search tool the properly worded question.

jhall

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04.08.2021, 01:13

@ CLINT
 

Insert Diskette #2 Into Floppy Drive A:

A CD-ROM image will be an ISO file. A floppy disk image will usually have an IMG extension.

CLINT

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Tennessee,
04.08.2021, 08:26

@ jhall
 

Insert Diskette #2 Into Floppy Drive A:

> A floppy disk image will usually have an IMG extension.

Duh

I am wrong

You are right

Thanks

Still searching the Wiki and the "freedos-devel" lists to try to find out how to switch the floppy disk image; i.e., how to "Insert Disk #2 into Drive A:"

CLINT

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Tennessee,
04.08.2021, 15:56

@ CLINT
 

Insert Diskette #2 Into Floppy Drive A:

FIXED

Boot with option 3 or 4, I forget which, but it works perfectly now

MODS: You can delete this entire conversation

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Berlin, Germany,
06.08.2021, 19:48

@ CLINT
 

Insert Diskette #2 Into Floppy Drive A:

> FIXED
>
> Boot with option 3 or 4, I forget which, but it works perfectly now

Sounds strange to me, but if that worked for you, then okay.

> MODS: You can delete this entire conversation

Thanks for your suggestion, but this is not how a/this forum works. Your topic might help others some day.

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