03-04-2014, 11:02 PM
Did you try cleaning the drive head? That can make all the difference in the world!
How are you powering the floppy drive? If through the USB port only, are you using an external power supply for the USB hub?
Since you are having some success I think the issue is either a dirty head or bad power. I didn't look at the drive speed of your image. I will check that out in the morning. I don't think all of your disks are bad, but it's possible! I have thrown away DOZENS (really) of disks that don't pass the media integrity test due to genuinely defective media.
How are you powering the floppy drive? If through the USB port only, are you using an external power supply for the USB hub?
Since you are having some success I think the issue is either a dirty head or bad power. I didn't look at the drive speed of your image. I will check that out in the morning. I don't think all of your disks are bad, but it's possible! I have thrown away DOZENS (really) of disks that don't pass the media integrity test due to genuinely defective media.