My A3000 disks have died 367270-01 and 367272-01

Warty · 19 May 2021, 15:15

I recently installed a 1.3/3.1 superkickstart arrangement on my A3000, in prep for 3.2. I wanted to make a label that looked like my 1.3/2.0 superkickstart disk (which was a 1.3 KS for Amiga 1000 with part # sticker slapped over it). Anyway, I ended up making a slew of 1.3-style floppy labels, and plan to extend that to cover 3.2 if Amiga on the lake will ever take my money, but having made the labels, I wanted to use them. So I checked my backup 1.3 workbench and extras disks... they died on me. Checked the originals... bad tracks.

My Extras disk is: 367272-01
(This is the version with BASIC removed, but still has the FED files for BASIC). Sadly, my backup was functional until I tried to back it up, then it died completely).

I'm not sure about the WB disk. (I have a few Amigas, and I didn't exactly separate out the floppies all the time).

The A3000 one should be 1.3.2, 34.28, with part # 367270-01. Does anyone have a copy of this?

I have a 1.3.2 34.28 with 317746-03, but I think that might be from my A2000. In any case, that one is easy to find.

I have some photos of the disks and (new, fake) labels over here:
https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=106943

It looks like people have copies of these files (see below), but I haven't seen them in ADF format anywhere.
http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=983063&postcount=36

Warty · 20 May 2021, 03:49

never mind! I think my A3000 floppy drive might be flaky/bad/going bad. I fired up the A1000 today, and it was able to read all the disks, and make copies.

Jope · 28 May 2021, 06:34

You probably need to clean and lubricate the head carriage rails on the A3000's drive.. They're at that age now.

19 May 2021, 15:15	#1
Warty Registered User Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Minneapolis, USA Posts: 301	My A3000 disks have died 367270-01 and 367272-01 I recently installed a 1.3/3.1 superkickstart arrangement on my A3000, in prep for 3.2. I wanted to make a label that looked like my 1.3/2.0 superkickstart disk (which was a 1.3 KS for Amiga 1000 with part # sticker slapped over it). Anyway, I ended up making a slew of 1.3-style floppy labels, and plan to extend that to cover 3.2 if Amiga on the lake will ever take my money, but having made the labels, I wanted to use them. So I checked my backup 1.3 workbench and extras disks... they died on me. Checked the originals... bad tracks. My Extras disk is: 367272-01 (This is the version with BASIC removed, but still has the FED files for BASIC). Sadly, my backup was functional until I tried to back it up, then it died completely). I'm not sure about the WB disk. (I have a few Amigas, and I didn't exactly separate out the floppies all the time). The A3000 one should be 1.3.2, 34.28, with part # 367270-01. Does anyone have a copy of this? I have a 1.3.2 34.28 with 317746-03, but I think that might be from my A2000. In any case, that one is easy to find. I have some photos of the disks and (new, fake) labels over here: https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=106943 It looks like people have copies of these files (see below), but I haven't seen them in ADF format anywhere. http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=983063&postcount=36

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20 May 2021, 03:49	#2
Warty Registered User Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Minneapolis, USA Posts: 301	never mind! I think my A3000 floppy drive might be flaky/bad/going bad. I fired up the A1000 today, and it was able to read all the disks, and make copies.

28 May 2021, 06:34	#3
Jope - Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Helsinki / Finland Age: 43 Posts: 9,861	You probably need to clean and lubricate the head carriage rails on the A3000's drive.. They're at that age now.

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