Hi, i need to know:
-A software like win32 disk imager that work on a Win98 System (i wanto to use it on a PentiumII notebook to make images of CF used in other retro PC)
-If memtest86 work on floppy(my 486 not boot from a cd like hiren'2 boot CD utility), if yes how to download/create it. I need to check my 72 pin simm on my 486.
Tnks a lot.
Memtest86 4.3.7 does work on floppy, they have official floppy images. Not sure about 486, but I've used it on Pentium 3 just last week.
An old version of Norton Ghost would probably do the trick for you.
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Hi, i need to know:
-A software like win32 disk imager that work on a Win98 System (i wanto to use it on a PentiumII notebook to make images of CF used in other retro PC)
-If memtest86 work on floppy(my 486 not boot from a cd like hiren'2 boot CD utility), if yes how to download/create it. I need to check my 72 pin simm on my 486.
Tnks a lot.
Go get the PLOP boot loader. It allows you to boot from cd on your 486.
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Apparently 32-bit is dead and nobody likes P4s.
Of course, as always, I'm open to correction...😉
ok Floppy with Memtest86+ v2.00 make and perfect working
There are several high quality DOS programs for copying and imaging floppy disks, take your pick: https://www.bttr-software.de/freesoft/disk2.htm (All these applications were free from the beginning or were re-released as freeware when DOS gave way to WinNT-based systems.)
I remember using HD-Copy back in late 90s.
Edit: sorry, I didn't realise you wanted software for HDD imaging. Try Partition Saving (it's freeware as well): http://www.partition-saving.com/
Very good, i will try tnks.
