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What MSX drives read Quick Disks and how to back them up to a floppy?

By anonymous

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24-01-2008, 21:11

I read that there are some Quick Disk drives that are for use with MSX. Which MSX drives read quick disks and how would I be able to back them up to a floppy?

reason I ask is because I have a roland S-10 keyboard/sampler that uses Quick Disks, and because Quick Disks are so rare and I have a few Quick Disks for my S-10 that I would like to preserve, I want to be able to back them up.I read that there are some Quick Disk drives that are for use with MSX. Which MSX drives read quick disks and how would I be able to back them up to a floppy?

reason I ask is because I have a roland S-10 keyboard/sampler that uses Quick Disks, and because Quick Disks are so rare and I have a few Quick Disks for my S-10 that I would like to preserve, I want to be able to back them up.

So anyone know of a solution to do a raw data backup of these Quick Disks and store them on floppy drives (and in turn, back them up to my hard drive and/or burn to CD)

thanks!

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By Etaoin

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24-01-2008, 21:28

This is not an MSX-answer, but I have a sharp MZ800 with both QD and tape and I think that can copy from one to the other. The tapes could then be captured on a different computer. I'm not sure if it can do a raw copy though.

Anyway, useless answer if you don't have access to an MZ800 Wink

By Manuel

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24-01-2008, 21:59

In the MSX Hardware List you can see which QuickDisk drives are/were available, but I have no idea how the discs could be backed up. I think very very few people used them.