Probably more like the floppy disk imagers we use today in preservation, that preserve far more information than the nominal disk size. (This is particularly im

Probably more like the floppy disk imagers we use today in preservation, that preserve far more information than the nominal disk size. (This is particularly important because the golden age of floppy-based copy protection used all manner of weird tricks, so the analog state of the media is important - not just the "official" binary data.)