#MAC FLOPPY DRIVE EMULATOR HOW TO#

This is a bit more convoluted as a USB FDD is handled like any other disk device, so we first need to figure out which device it gets mapped to. To format a 3.5' 1DD (360kB) disk use the following command instead:

You can also format a 3.5' 2DD (720kB) disk using the following command: This works for both single sided (1DD) and double sided (2DD) disk images. To write a disk image from the Linux command prompt type:

Make a disk image Linux Using a internal Floppy Disk Drive Now you have a disk image of an empty flop. Choose an appropriate name, otherwise you will soon not know what is written on what. Then go to File and choose Save as and type a name.To serve all MSX-ers, we choose the option above 360KB. A double-sided flop is 720 KB and it is on it here.DSK file to format as drive and format type Select Format (F) from tool menu to display the Format menu.Note: Emulate MSX turbo R to make a disk formatted for MSX-DOS2. Set this DSK aside and copy it whenever you need a formatted image.It is better to quit emulation with some emulators so that the last action on the disk is taken into account. Eject the disc after formatting is complete.Enter the CALL FORMAT instruction and follow the instructions.Use an emulator that emulates an MSX with a floppy drive and insert the DSK file into the drive once the MSX is under BASIC.Copy any DSK image and rename the file Formatted disk for example.

#MAC FLOPPY DRIVE EMULATOR HOW TO#

How to make a blank image Using a emulator 2.1.1 Using a internal Floppy Disk Drive.

Mac floppy drive emulator