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dcopy for windows xp ? ehere?

golvellius
msx friend
Posts: 4
Posted: November 21 2003, 09:30   
Hi ...

I have a lot of disks images of msx games , normally i used
dcopy.exe for msx to convert this images to disk , but with
windows xp it did not work ...

Please i need a solution..

Thanks
warau
msx lover
Posts: 117
Posted: November 21 2003, 11:15   
Maybe you are looking for something like WINIMAGE.

www.winimage.com/winimage.htm
cax
online

msx master
Posts: 1030
Posted: November 21 2003, 17:09   
Sounds very strange. I use dcopy on a daily basis in WinXP, and it works.

In WinNT it does not.
snout

msx legend
Posts: 4992
Posted: November 22 2003, 01:04   
sometimes you do need to re-format your disk on a real MSX (or using MSXform) to get DCOPY working...
mars2000you
msx master
Posts: 1723
Posted: November 22 2003, 01:44   
Indeed, the re-formatting on a real MSX is always better ! You have then more chance to get a good data transfer from the dsk image to the real disk.

I use DiskManager (that you can find on the RuMSX site) : it's an excellent Windows tool, but I prefer not to use his formatting feature : in some cases, the data transfer that you make after the formatting is bad and you can't run the real disk on the real machine ... Nothing is perfect , but you can combine MSX formatting and DiskManager data transfert to get a 99% perfect solution ! 8)
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: November 22 2003, 01:52   
It happens to me alot that a disk isn't recognized the first time. You get a 'data error on sector 0' or something like that IIRC...
Just leave the disk in the drive and repeat the command, then it'll work. (hopefully )
 
 







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