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Old 14 May 2014, 21:48   #1
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I've tried both ADF2DSK and Trans-GUI and they copy and verify fine but show up as NDOS or something and can't be booted from. Does anyone have a site that has the original ADF files?

I've got some fully working Amiga floppies from a reliable source thus I also want the original files

Amiga 1200

UPDATE - On further testing, THEY WORK!!!!!!

It seems I need better ADF files and not the cracked jobbies, so which is the best site for ADF's?

UPDATE 2 - And it froze my Amiga at the language selection screen, bollox

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Old 14 May 2014, 21:59   #2
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Not all AmigaDos/NDOS disks are bootable.

You will find most ADF's are "Cracked Jobbies" and on the whole are fine but some simply don't work.
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Old 14 May 2014, 22:01   #3
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Yep which is what I've come across, gutted as that's the reason I purchased these floppies, to be bootable
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Old 14 May 2014, 22:03   #4
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Sorry, what floppies are you talking about?
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Old 14 May 2014, 22:08   #5
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1211403676...84.m1423.l2649

and the games...

Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)(disk 1 of 2)
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)(disk 2 of 2)

I need to replace my floppies as the originals are busted, as is frontier elite 2, k240 and dizzy
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Old 14 May 2014, 22:32   #6
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K240 & Frontier elite 2 appear to be standard AmigaDos disks so they should write back O.K. I don't know which Dizzy you mean but Dizzy's adventures looks like an AmigaDos disk also.

Deutros is a NDOS disk and may require a different program to copy the image to a floppy disk.

If you want to send me the originals and the blank floppies, I have a Kryoflux and I can write the images to disks for you.

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Old 14 May 2014, 23:50   #7
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The originals have mold

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K240 & Frontier elite 2 appear to be standard AmigaDos disks so they should write back O.K. I don't know which Dizzy you mean but Dizzy's adventures looks like an AmigaDos disk also.

Deutros is a NDOS disk and may require a different program to copy the image to a floppy disk.
Interesting, I'll retry these

Thank you!

Dizzy : Working
Frontier Elite 2 : Working
Fantastic Dizzy : Working
K240 : Working



EDIT : Tried another version same problem with Deuteros, gets as far as the Deuteros logo, press mouse button and black screen Damn you Deuteros!

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EDIT : Tried another version same problem with Deuteros, gets as far as the Deuteros logo, press mouse button and black screen Damn you Deuteros!
Are you sure the version you're using is actually cracked? What's the filename?
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Are you sure the version you're using is actually cracked? What's the filename?
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)(disk 1 of 2) 452 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)(disk 1 of 2)[cr black monks] 329 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)(disk 1 of 2)[cr black monks][a] 329 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)(disk 1 of 2)[cr skr] 450 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)(disk 2 of 2) 493 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)[a2](disk 1 of 2) 433 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)[a2](disk 2 of 2) 494 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)[a](disk 1 of 2) 476 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)[a](disk 2 of 2) 501 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)[a][save disk] 62 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(m3)[save disk] 68 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(sp)[cr skr][t +6 skillion](disk 1 of 2) 450 Kb
Deuteros the next millennium (1991)(activision)(sp)[cr skr][t +6 skillion](disk 2 of 2) 489 Kb

Pick one
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Most of those don't appear to be cracked. The Skid Row (SKR) crack should work.

You should consider getting some fast ram or an accelerator so you can use WHDLoad.
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Why does everyone keep mentioning WHDLOAD, I've been here long enough

I'm trying to keep the original boxes as well as working floppies, it completes the set
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The originals have mold
Doesn't matter, you can replace the platter(?) with one from a new disk and copy over a new image. I was going to use IPF's so you had original disks but, never mind you're sorted now.
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Thanks anyway Arnie!
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Doesn't matter, you can replace the platter(?) with one from a new disk and copy over a new image. I was going to use IPF's so you had original disks but, never mind you're sorted now.
If mold is the culprit then that soft paper tissue that's inside floppies should be changed also. All in all that would be some undertaking. To clean floppy disk case without damaging original label .
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If mold is the culprit then that soft paper tissue that's inside floppies should be changed also. All in all that would be some undertaking. To clean floppy disk case without damaging original label .
Piece of piss, done it loads of times
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