AmigaOS3.1 A4000T High Density 3 disk Commodore version

[ancalimon]

Is that true that Commodore sent 200 copies of the special High Density Workbench 3.1 4000T floppies to those who bought the Commodore Amiga 4000T ?

Did anyone see those disks? Maybe Cover Scans?


; $VER: Startup-Sequence_LD 40.3 (31.8.93)
; Startup-Sequence for low-density floppies

This is what is written at the beginning of Startup-Sequence for Workbench3.1 A4000T Double Density version.

.... I wonder how they placed the files inside three disks and what they named them.

[clauddio]

Originally Posted by ancalimon

Is that true that Commodore sent 200 copies of the special High Density Workbench 3.1 4000T floppies to those who bought the Commodore Amiga 4000T ?

Did anyone see those disks? Maybe Cover Scans?


; $VER: Startup-Sequence_LD 40.3 (31.8.93)
; Startup-Sequence for low-density floppies

This is what is written at the beginning of Startup-Sequence for Workbench3.1 A4000T Double Density version.

.... I wonder how they placed the files inside three disks and what they named them.

yes there is a workbench 3.1 high density 3 disk version
I have those
they are called workbench,install and extras
however I never found floppy scans for those 3 disks
I hope someone make scans one day and upload it to the zone or ftp server cause I want to print that scans and make 3 disks idem to my original disks

[ancalimon]

you should sps them if they are original and that is allowed. Wouldn't want them to get lost

[voxel]

hello :-)

I can make the adf and scans for you if you want :-)
I'll be very interested to add these in my upcomming Amiga Museum :-D

Amigalement,
JF voxel

[ancalimon]

Originally Posted by voxel

hello :-)

I can make the adf and scans for you if you want :-)
I'll be very interested to add these in my upcomming Amiga Museum :-D

Amigalement,
JF voxel

The scans should be nice. But wouldn't scanning damage the information on disks? I have no idea about this but people are always making scans So I guess its either not bad for floppies or they do it in a different way.


Also you should sps (make exact original copies) instead of dms or adf.. I don't know the details about how to do it yet since I'm building another Amiga1200 slowly and and it's not ready for usage yet and my A4000T is waiting to be repaired.

(I already found the adfs of the disks. The content is almost the same with my dd disks. adfs of the disks are not allowed here I think. But the high quality scans would be great!

PS: Always remember to write protect your original disks and never turn the write protection off.

[voxel]

a scan can't damage the floppies, an xray or irm scan will ;-)))