Did you use the GUI or the commandline? GUI, but I ran it with logging enabled. Here are the results and the commandline used is listed on ln. 1. DTC.exe -l15 -fC:\Users\Sean\Desktop\KryoFlux\KryoFlux Dumps\King's Quest (PCjr)\track -i0 -fC:\Users\Sean\Desktop\KryoFlux\KryoFlux Dumps\King's Quest ( …

I dumped the disk with a KryoFlux and created a 360kb disk image (40 track-9 sector). It simply hangs when I try to boot DOSBox or MESS with it. (PCE too, but I'm not sure it supports PCjr out of the box). I've also noticed the CRC does not match with a booter image I found online. mine -E98CF2EF …

I've purchased nearly a dozen differently labeled copies with different box art and from different regions and I've yet to locate the copy of Lemmings with the following file list. Lemmings (05/24/91) 04/30/1991 10:21 AM 12,988 ADLIB.DAT 03/31/1991 06:19 PM 20,901 CGAGR0.DAT 03/31/1991 06:19 PM 25, …

I'd like to create as accurate of a backup as possible, but what do I need to do? I own a FC5025 right now, but don't mind purchasing additional equipment if necessary. Also my current attempts at backing up the disks have resulted in approximately 8 sector errors on disk 1. Does anyone know if this …

Okay, last update. I did some compares on my images and chose the best one as a base. I then did some hex compares on it against the other images and then against the files from the scene release and I ended up with three alterations I ended up making which matched up with the number of bad sectors. …

Small update. I've done several more rips from the original media and it appears the bad sectors are in fact these three files. I've managed to get two duplicate images, however, and I've matched up ICONPGE.PIC with the scene release. ICONPGD.PIC and ICONPGT2.PIC are still the same CRC values I …

My version said 474.04 and the CRC: ICONPGD.PIC - 6C98C601 - 11/14/1991 - 12:19 AM - 13,367 bytes ICONPGE.PIC - 806817E7 - 11/14/1991 - 12:20 AM - 10,915 bytes ICONPGT2.PIC - D870860B - 11/28/1991 - 01:42 AM - 10,227 bytes Sorry, the sites I looked up called it .01, but I should have been more …

I've recently backed up my copy of Civilization and it ran into three sector errors near the end of the disk (hoped it didn't include any data). Did a CRC check between it and a scene release from back in 1991 and everything matched up except CIV.EXE, ICONPGD.PIC, ICONPGE.PIC, ICONPGT2.PIC. Then did …

That's actually incredibly helpful. I'm assuming the "empty" areas are just plastic filler? So I should be able to just tear away from an angle until I see the connectors

I have tools and a replacement RTC shipping next week so I'm not too concerned about what I do to the current chip, but I'm currently trying to temporarily hook up a 3v battery to at least test out these hdds I purchased off eBay. The problem is that I don't have a soldering iron handy so I'm …

No, it's like a microprocessor doing time functions and providing the signaling to the computer. The main chip is on the bottom of the PCB. The crystal is a clocking reference since it's not integrated in the chip. Probably cuts costs and allows better selection/precision parts. It's a package …

So the RTC is essentially just a crystal attached to a battery and wired up to a 24 pin din?

I did some more digging and there was definitely a version 1.0. Broderbund immediately issued a 1.01 replacement disc due to issues with certain drives reading the game. I was unable to get a direct release date, but I've narrowed it down to between February 16th, 1994 to March 4th, 1994. I found an …

The wiki says Myst was launched in Sept 93, but I've found information that suggests that the MPC/Win 3.1 release occurred after the MAC version. The earliest PC disc I've been able to find was created 4/18/94; which is nearly a year after with a version #1.0.1. Anyone out there know if there was an …