Anyone have got this to work ?
http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/rawwrite/dd.htm
Specially this example don't work :
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dd if=\\.\a: of=c:\temp\disk1.img bs=1440k
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The dd.exe cannot find the floppy drive with that notation \\.\a:
cannot find input file is the sens of the error msg
but if i try only a:, or a:\, i get "access refused" ...
How can i write a img from my floppy disk ?
btw the program works for files in the same directory.
thanks,
laurent
>Hi there,
>
>Anyone have got this to work ?
>
>http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/rawwrite/dd.htm
>
>Specially this example don't work :
>
><quote>
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>dd if=\\.\a: of=c:\temp\disk1.img bs=1440k
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I have no floppy drive so I substituted my CDROM for a:...
Using a:, I got an access denied.
Using \\.\a: I got an error opening input file, process cannot access
the file because it is being used by another process.
Incidentally, this was on XP.
I tried using this app under DOS, but it requires Win32.
None of the examples worked for me. If you really want to use 'dd',
maybe you ought to try a version of 'dd' found in a Unix app
compilation package. The URL escapes me, but there is a free port of
several core Unix commands in a single package available for DOS and
Windows 32-bit consoles.
>The dd.exe cannot find the floppy drive with that notation \\.\a:
>cannot find input file is the sens of the error msg
>
>but if i try only a:, or a:\, i get "access refused" ...
>
>How can i write a img from my floppy disk ?
>
Off the top of my head, I'd recommend an disk image app like WinImage
or Floppy Image by Rundegren. Personally, I like WinImage a lot.
Good luck.