So I wanna build a computer that I can use to read/write any floppy Id need for working on older systems. My question is, can I use a 1.44mb 3.5 drive, to read/write floppies of that capacity or lower, and same for 1.2mb 5.25 drives to read/write floppies that are that capacity or lower? Or do I …

Quick question for future reference, RawWrite should work for 5.25" floppys also, right?

Update: the write was successful! The test pc I think is to new for DOS 6.22 tho, as I rebooted it after the install, and it says "error: unknown filesystem. Entering rescue mode..." for context, the test rig is an AMD Socket 462 system, roughly 1999-2000 ish

RawWrite for windows appears to be working. Ill follow up if I can test the floppys on another system, to see if everything installed properly. @Jo22 ive used windows for a long time, but the only experience I have in writing disks is music CDs for my truck as i didnt have Bluetooth, or installing …

Update: PowerISO gives me options for cd, dvd, and bluray disks, but not 3.5" floppy diskettes. Maybe im missing something? NetBSD Disk Image Tool doesnt see the files at all, to even copy to the floppy.

Well, admittedly, I was trying to just copy to A lol. It would pull up the progress bar and make an attemt, but then id run into one of the two errors i mentioned. Is there any way to remove partitions from the formatted floppies so i can fit the img file on it? Also, ill give PowerISO a shot. Maybe …

So, ive got image files for MS-DOS 6.22, and i bought a pack of blank 1.44MB floppy disks to put DOS on. Well, the pc im trying to use, while it is running windows 10, has the hardware support for a 3.5" drive, which i do have. The problem im running into, is in attempting to copy the image files to …