What is the best cost effective way to convert a c64 floppy into an
image file I can use in an emulator?
What is the best cost effective way to convert a c64
floppy into an image file I can use in an emulator?
Both these options require the use of a working 1541 or compatible
disk drive.
If you only have one disk to transfer, it may be best to simply ask someone locally to do it for you.
The only way I can think of off hand is to get something like a
Pi1541 or SD2IEC. Then hook it up to your system with a real floppy drive and copy
the files from the real floppy to the image on the Pi1541/SD2IEC.
I found a floppy with my old BBS software on it that I wrote
and I'd love to see it agian.
True, I'll also see if there's a local CBM group anywhere left. I'm close(i to Toronto so it shouldn't be too difficult to find someone.
Isn't there a Toronto PET Users Group that's pretty big?
But you said you even already have some hardware...
I'll look into this as I have 3 pi3's sittign in a box with nothing to do now.
Did you end up finding/getting anything?
Hopefully you saw one of those :). Also, there is the Sidekick64 that
goes on a Pi. I have one and enjoy the network-enabled fork of the
firmware for it.
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