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Originally Posted by Supamax
About ADOS disks (with no protected tracks), just to be sure:
is it good/required to make and preserve a flux image (instead of a simple .adf file) or is it a waste of file space?
Until now I made .adf images of ADOS floppies, but maybe I should make flux images of my many magazines' original floppies...
The main reason of doing flux images of them is to be sure (by analyzing them) that they are completely unmodified, I presume...
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We want to preserve them so I would say a flux image would be best. Some games look like standard ados disks, but may have a protection track on 80-83. They appear to work until l a few levels into the game.