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Probably not; if the disks exist they're almost thirty years old, and probably best kept running in some corner of my memory. I came across an old box of 3.5 d
by xd 4y ago
Probably not; if the disks exist they're almost thirty years old, and probably best kept running in some corner of my memory.
I came across an old box of 3.5 discs a few years back that I had stored away since the early 90's. I recovered them using ddrescue to create images using a cheap USB floppy drive.. was great fun.
- treme 4y agotrue time capsules
- mrwh 4y agoExcellent, there's hope then!
- MagerValp 4y agoAbsolutely, barring any environmental issues (moisture or heat), they will probably image just fine. But please note that Amiga formatted disks won’t be possible to read in a standard PC floppy drive. You’ll either need to use an Amiga with some kind of transfer software, or custom hardware for disk imaging. Edit: I just noticed that they are discussing this very thing a little further down the thread, with lots of concrete options.