>Sorry for the misinterpretation.
>"read the disk image into a file on a PC . . .
>then the other guy can write it out to a diskette"
>is easily misread as reading/writing on the PC.
>... and since you inquired in terms of transferring
>OS, it implied that the target system was NOT bootable/suitable
>for file transfer.
[Repeated 1/2 dozen times]
Perhaps I should repost my question regarding DCOM (the N* OS means
of accessing the disk) 1/2 dozen times!
As for "transferring OS" - perhaps if YOU had READ that I was interested
in transferring CP/M - and was asking about N* disk system calls....
[Shall I repeat that 1/2 dozen times]
Do you have any clairification on my original questions regarding the
N* DCOM call when used with double density?
Don't bother - I already know your answers(s) - and It doesn't look like
meaningful discussion will be forthcoming.
Cheers,
Dave
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Received on Tue Jun 29 2004 - 15:06:53 BST