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How do I craete a physical DDP from an image on my ADE?


rietveld

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11 hours ago, rietveld said:

dragon's lair

 

I know its easier to play from ade but i love physical media

Dragon’s Lair needs to be copied to a Right Dir. DDP (ie: a repurposed Buck Rogers DDP).

 

- Turn on the ADAM
- Set the SD DDP Drive to RD mode versus it’s default CD mode

- place a Right DIR DDP into the real Data Drive

- load File Manager from disk or ADE disk image

- best to choose Block Copy

- Source drive (SD DDP) copy starting at block #00 and 256 blocks total

- Destination drive (real DDD) starting block #00

 

Make sure to test the DDP image file of Dragon’s Lair first to make sure it’s a good image and is the correct size (256K).

 

I don’t recall if File Manager properly resets ADAMnet if you are switching between using CD and RD DDPs during the same session. Either read the text manual included on the image or do a couple test runs.

 

Backup+ 3.0 is your fall back copy program if you still have problems. This copy utility has “Special” copy options solely for handling RD DDPs as explained in the PDF manual that is available.

 

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11 hours ago, doubledown said:

Then use the Disk Drive...its way faster (assuming it has the necessary storage capacity)!!! ?

He has it on disk as well as disk image through ADE SD Drive, he just wants to make a physical DDP copy for his collection.


It’s good to exercise the Data Drive every now and then anyway.

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