$ udisksctl mount -b /dev/sdc -t vfatĮrror mounting /dev/sdc: GDBus.Error. As it is recognized by all OSes with no problem but just do not want to read floppies.Īlso udisks generates same error. I’m starting to feel that it’s the actual drive problem. It will not fulfill my project (as I need a modern PC) but at last I will test if this drive works.ĮDIT: Knoppix 8.2 w/ 4.16.5 kernel gives me exact same errors. What if I test some very old Knoppix? Those days floppies were still around. You'll either need a real Apple variable speed drive, or something like Kryoflux or a similar system. A standard USB external floppy for IBM-PC floppies can't read this. And I need USB as non of my computers (even servers) do not have floppy connection (it wasn’t ATA as I recall but still I only have SATA and SAS connectors). The 400K/800K Macintosh floppy disks use a variable speed system, where different parts of the disk are written at different densities. I read a lot here and there and most Linux programs do not support USB drives. (1) This is the version I'm currently running, having not yet upgraded to the latest (at time of answer) 2022.12.26, That's due to the fact that the Windows installers were not actually built for that release.I bought a new, unsealed pack of FDDs. Just keep in mind you're unlikely to be able to run CLI tools if you're in the middle of installing an application in DOS (the installer will be in control rather than. However, should you prefer the CLI tools, you can run them with the /? flag to describe how to use them. This can also be done using the CLI tools imgmount and imgswap, but I prefer the menu-based method myself. If you load a sequence of images, you use Swap disk to cycle through the drives one by one, then finally Unmount drive to unmount the entire sequence when you're done. You should probably first select the Option: Mount images read-only option so as not to allow changes to the image files. Windows 7 and later (downloads a file named tsginfo.exe) Windows XP (downloads a file named SysInfo. Copy and paste the report in your initial post. Click on 'Save File' then double-click the file to run it.
At least in DOSBox-X version 2022.09.0 (1), you can mount a sequence of disk images to drive A: simply by mounting from the drive menu: Home Forums Software & Hardware Hardware Please click the link below for your operating system to download the TSG SysInfo Utility.
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