Mac OS 9 Lives
Mac OS 9 Discussion => Software => Topic started by: MacGuy on June 02, 2014, 10:58:57 AM
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Trying to make a copy of an emergency startup floppy using apple's disk copy.
However, forgot how disk copy works and the "help" file within the application is useless although I never understood how apple's disk copy did work in those days long past.
Could you guys give me a couple or more free lessons on how apple's disk copy makes a copy of a floppy so that the copy would be bootable.
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none of us have floppy drives on our macs
we use g4 macs that dont have floppy drives
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Well what good is that ????????
No, i understand. I was hoping some one here would recall.
I've got one of those USB floppy drives and on occasions use it with my G3 and G4.
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none of us have floppy drives on our macs
...well, not exactly...
To copy floppy on a Mac is exactly equal to copy any other storage media (CD-ROM, DVD ROM, USB or Firewire Storage). There is several ways to do it. The easy one is drag and drop the flopy icon to a Hard Disk icon and later do the inverse process to restore the copy.
If you prefer to use Apple Disk Copy, simply drag and drop the floppy icon to the Disk Copy app icon.
... or insert the floppy with Disk Copy app open,
... or drag and drop the floppy icon to the Disk Copy app window
... or...