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Article #32552Track Copiers.....
From: Steven H Schimmrich
Date: Mon, 16 May 1988 23:14
Date: Mon, 16 May 1988 23:14
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Hello,
Does anyone out there in netland have a track copier for that atari
st, that does not care if there is a bad sector? I would like it to
read the sector and still write it out, even if there are errors. Is
this possible? If no-one has done it, would it be easy to do in C? Or
Pascal? I have a disk that has a munged track, and even though it is
munged it works fine. I would like to make another copy of it, so that
I can play with it. without worrying about it losing anything...
Steve S.
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