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From: Ernst de Haan <ernst@jollem.com>
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Subject: Re: creating floppy images
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On a UNIX-like system (like FreeBSD or Leenucks) you can use `dd'. See
`man dd' for details.

Ernst


Technical Information wrote:
> I'm familiar with the use of the DOS-mode utilities RAWRITE and FDIMAGE to 
> create bootable floppies from image files, but are there any utilities 
> available that can create such image files from a bootable floppy (i.e., go 
> in the other direction)?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Chip Morton
> 
> 
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