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From: das@ecsvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Changing Diskette ID
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Date: Thu, 5-Apr-84 14:01:43 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr  5 14:01:43 1984
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A widely advertised disk utility program called The Clone Machine has the
capability of changing a disk ID.  I don't know how it is done, but it
works.  In fact, if you use its program to "new" a disk, it always sets
the id to CC and the name to CLONE; you have to then go to the editing
utility to change to the name/id you want.  The important part of TCM is
its ability to copy disks, including some protected ones.  But it has
some problems -- more about that later.


     David A. Smith
     Department of Mathematics
     Duke University
     Durham, NC 27706
     (919) 684-2321
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