On Sun, 6 Jun 1999, James Szajda wrote:
> If you are still the person to contact, I am looking for a boot disk for
> a Victor 9000 system. Any help you can give me will be appreciated.
For many machines I am, James. Unfortunately, the Victor 9000 is not one
of them. The problem is that the 9000, or Sirius, uses a very unusual
format on its disks. They are both Group Code Recording formatted and
also done on a variable speed drive. Essentially, the only person who can
provide you with a boot disk is someone who owns one that is in working
condition.
I will post this to the Classic Computer mailing list and see if it
generates any response to you. In the meantime, it might serve you well
to post a query on comp.os.cpm and see if that gets a response.
Wish I could do more.
- don
donm_at_cts.com
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Received on Sun Jun 06 1999 - 18:33:02 BST