02-15-2018, 12:27 AM
You have to duplicate non-INDEX'd disk using SPLICE mode (2 revs is all I use).
You could always use the HxC Floppy Drive Emulator software to read the .scp or .adf image and have it create a .scp image. That process will rotate the tracks so that they start on the index pulse. You can then load the .scp image into the copier and click the OVERRIDE button and set the mode to INDEX and proceed to make the disk.
The gaps in the flux is normal. There are 3 different bitcell times that make up the encoding for the track.
What disk is that picture of? That's definitely not the disk integrity test result. There would be a single blue line about 3/4 up the display. Trying doing a disk integrity test and when it errors out, click on IGNORE and let it do a few tracks, and then look at the results. Whatever the data is, it has issues. You shouldn't see random dots anywhere like. You are cleaning the disk drive heads frequently, correct?
You could always use the HxC Floppy Drive Emulator software to read the .scp or .adf image and have it create a .scp image. That process will rotate the tracks so that they start on the index pulse. You can then load the .scp image into the copier and click the OVERRIDE button and set the mode to INDEX and proceed to make the disk.
The gaps in the flux is normal. There are 3 different bitcell times that make up the encoding for the track.
What disk is that picture of? That's definitely not the disk integrity test result. There would be a single blue line about 3/4 up the display. Trying doing a disk integrity test and when it errors out, click on IGNORE and let it do a few tracks, and then look at the results. Whatever the data is, it has issues. You shouldn't see random dots anywhere like. You are cleaning the disk drive heads frequently, correct?