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I managed to grab a (hopefully) uncorrupted version somehow. I'm putting it somewhere other than imgur so they don't recompress the image. MD5 d30fcc384a8e2de4f
by game-of-throws 4y ago
I managed to grab a (hopefully) uncorrupted version somehow. I'm putting it somewhere other than imgur so they don't recompress the image. MD5 d30fcc384a8e2de4fab3056bde42b00b. [EDIT: Removed dead link, use archive.org instead]
> I'd be curious to know what failure mode(s) conjured the 0xf6's into existence.
Today's fun fact: The MS-DOS `format` command fills the disk with 0xf6, not 0x00. Though this is linux running on Mac hardware, reading a disk that should have actual data, so maybe that isn't the reason.
- Retr0id 4y agoPerhaps the read head seeked (sought?) to the wrong offset, causing empty blocks to be read.
- birdyrooster 4y agoThe link you gave is deleted.
- game-of-throws 4y agoThanks, edited. I guess they didn't like all the traffic. Luckily archive.org has a copy too.
- shakna 4y ago> Today's fun fact: The MS-DOS `format` command fills the disk with 0xf6, not 0x00. Another fun fact: That character is ö under Windows-1252, the codepage in use by Windows since about Windows 2.0, and some late MS-DOS.
- therein 4y agoWow that explains the öööööööö I remember seeing back in the day when I first ever downloaded a hex editor and opened a drive I had raw.
- inDigiNeous 4y agoFunny co-incidence, in the Finnish language when you don't know what to say, you can say "Ööh". Data not found.