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There was a discussion about this here on 68kmla a few months ago.This is an archive containing all of the most popular Macintosh models ROM files for emulation purposes, ranging from the first 64K ROM from the Mac 128K to the 4MB ROM files from the Bandai Pippin or PowerMac G3, listed below in ROM size, then by release date from oldest to newest. Checking the type and creator of the file should tell you if it's a DC63 disk image, I think. If that's the case, you can run DiskCopy 6.3 under OS 9 or earlier and re-save the file in DiskCopy 4.2 format. The maintainers ask people not to use DC63 format due to its cross-platform compatibility problems, but some do it anyway. In general, you shouldn't need to copy the contents of one disk image to another, unless you're specifically wanting to create a different format or size of disk image.Īs for Macintosh Garden, did you have an issue with all the disks you downloaded, or only some? It's possible you grabbed some disk images that were in DiskCopy 6.3 format, which won't work on the Floppy Emu nor on any Windows system with Mini vMac.
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Check out the section "Working with Disk Images" in the Floppy Emu manual for some discussion of disk image types, and the programs you can use to create and edit them. Disk Utility under OSX probably creates a UDIF format disk image, or something else similarly modern that's intended for use with 21st century computers. img just tells you it's an image file of some kind, but not what type or format.
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Thanks for the guidance, bigmessowires.ĮDIT - Here is the link I used that describes how to work with disk images. Seems like a redundant process to transfer the contents of one disk image to another, but if it works, I'm good with it. After unmounting the image and transferring it to the SD card, it was recognized by the Floppy Emu and I was able to mount it on my classic Mac. dmg so it would mount under OS X Leopard, mounted the volume, then transferred the files I wanted to this disk image.
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zip file containing the blank disk images, unzipped it, used a 1440k.dsk image, changed the extension to. I followed the directions at the link provided by bigmessowires: I downloaded the. I'm guessing this doesn't imply the specific format of the image itself? Forgive me if my questions seem elementary the process of getting software from the web to a classic Mac is new to me, so is working with disk images. My issue is that the Floppy Emu wouldn't see the downloaded disk images after I simply unstuffed them and moved them to the SD card.
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To clarify, I was using Disk Utility within OS X Leopard on a Power Mac G5 to create disk images formatted as Mac OS Standard, making them 1.4 MB in size with no partition map, then transferring the contents of the images acquired from the garden to the newly created disk images.
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