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From: tempest@walleye.uucp (Kenneth K.F. Lui)
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Subject: Re: DiskCopy (was Re: System 6.0.5 available via anonymous FTP?)
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Date: 28 Sep 90 01:55:08 GMT
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In article <10466@goofy.Apple.COM> stevec@Apple.COM (Steve Christensen) writes:
>Well, gee, thanks!  Did you know you can use DiskCopy to initialize a disk in
>about a minute (instead of the 2-3 minutes in the Finder)?  Initialize a disk
>the usual way, then pop it into DiskCopy and read it in as a master, then save
>it in an image file.  From then on, just open the "Untitled" image and stuff
>in blank disks or disks you want to recycle.  FYI...

While this is a great idea, I had problems after using DiskCopy.
The .sony drivers get mucked up and I have to do a reboot.
Steve, what's so important that the floppy drivers have to be
modified so that DiskCopy will function?

I, too, like to thank you for writing DiskCopy.

Ken

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