[rescue] OT: Linux and USB on Intel (actually OpenBSD)

[Sheldon T. Hall]

Mike F said ...
>
> For future reference, under Windows NT and Windows 2000, fdimage.exe
> works (IME) much better that rawrite. To write an image with fdimage:
> fdimage -qv floppy32.fs a:   this will skip formatting the disk and
> simply do the equivalent of dd'ing the image to the floppy. I've
> never had a problem with fdimage, but I have found rawrite to be
> rather unreliable.

Thanks.

Oddly enough, rawrite2.exe worked fine to make a Linux Router Project disk
(i.e. gave no error messages when writing) on my W2k machine, but complained
about a missing "address mark" when trying to write the OpenBSD floppy.

I'll keep fdimage in mind for next itme!

-Shel