- Imation superdisk adapter for mac#
- Imation superdisk adapter drivers#
- Imation superdisk adapter driver#
- Imation superdisk adapter software#
51122 41066, hard to findĪpparently the only cleaning disk approved for LS-120 drives, maybe other cleaning disks kill the driveĦ) Matsus***a SuperDisk Utility ("SuperDisk Device Driver & Utility") is my preferred tool for formatting regular floppies and LS-120 disksĥ) Imation 3.5" Dry Head Cleaning Disk (SuperDisk, 2HD, 2DD Compatible), reorder No.
to have a rough indication of the quality of regular 720KB/1.44MB floppies and LS-120 disks
Imation superdisk adapter software#
is the only software which can create an image file of a FAT-formatted LS-120 disk and write the image back to an LS-120 disk For Win9x only, does not work under WinXP More info about these 3 drives is in posting #88Ī unique and highly recommended general tool for removable media (regular floppies, LS-120 disks, Iomega zip and jaz). 11795 Parallel Port Drive ("old parallel, no dongle drive")ģ) Modded Imation SD 120 PPD2 ("new parallel, with dongle") of 2 floppies, as with Beyond CompareĢ) Imation Model No. best choice as a 2nd floppy drive, e.g. best choice as a regular external floppy drive for computers which don't have a built-in 1.44MB floppy drive best choice as 1st LS-120 drive, is fast, works fine under Win98 and WinXP, requires a power supply brick, works fine with 720KB and 1.44MB floppies
Imation superdisk adapter for mac#
Esoteric: Forensic software and UDF formatted LS-120 disksġ) Imation SuperDisk USB for Mac Drive, Model No. Esoteric: UDF formatted 720kB and 1.44MB floppy disks Can bulk-erased LS-120 disks be reformatted? Creating and restoring images of LS-120 disks
Only with DOS or Win9x: What canNOT be done under WinXP?
Imation superdisk adapter drivers#
nusb/Microsoft-provided drivers under Win98 Manufacturer-provided USB/PCMCIA drivers of LS-120 drives vs. Review of LS-120 drives (Parallel, PCMCIA, USB, ATAPI) The awful quality of LS-120 disks: Destined to die The awful quality of LS-120 drives: Dead and dying drives Toolbox (good LS-120 software and hardware) What can an LS-120 drive be used for in 2011? So for more information in some matters you may wish to contact me by PM. Portions of my postings in this topic, especially my experimentations, may fall into the realm of the esoteric, in the sense of: private, not-intended-for-publication. In this topic I will share, with other members of this forum, some of my experience with LS-120 drives. Actually I got my first LS-120 drive in 2003, but I had rarely used it until 2009, when I archived my regular floppy disks They are amazing devices of an age gone by. It's unfortunate that Imation has dropped support for its legacy products in terms of downloadable drivers, but the move may have been based on a lack of interest and/or need for such.I have been fiddling around, on and off, with LS-120 drives during the past 2 years. Because the technology evolved the way it did, Imation threw in the towel, as Iomega finally did. USB flash drives were also fast-becoming a less expensive means to store/transfer data.
Unfortunately for Iomega, CD burners were gaining popularity over the sometimes-problematic Zip drives and their "Click Death" design flaw. The initial 100 MB Zip disks were 20 MBs shy of Imation's 120 MB SuperDisks, but they followed it with 250 MB Zip drives/disks, and eventually - the 750 MB drives/disks. It was more versatile than Iomega's Zip drive, in that it could read standard floppy disks - but Iomega eventually won the competition for market share. My Compaq Presario 5020 shipped with an Imation SuperDisk Drive, instead of the standard FDD. "Soon you'll see SuperDisk Drives built into desktop PCs, notebooks, external drives - everywhere.
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