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(From the "readme.txt" with context from files curator; Provided to possibly save time for future viewers.) ================= Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.x scenery disk.
Just a quick note about this floppy image. The .td0 is a teledisk image off the original disk. As some weird means of copy protection, they used 1k sectors, numbered 65h-69h on tracks 1-38. All the disks appear to be single sided.
SD-12 and Sd-09 have some additional form of copy protection and/or they are 720k disks and not 360s, and haven't been converted properly to standard 512 byte sectors, yet, which is why this archive is tagged with [b1] until i get around to fixing it properly. standby!
If you have modified game disks that utilize the same disk layout, you can now use these .img files with them, and they should work just fine in DOSBox.
Eventually, given enough time, these disks can be made into actual DOS programs, but that will require quite a bit of work...
hargle oct 2010
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No comment nor review for this game at the moment.
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(From the "readme.txt" with context from files curator; Provided to possibly save time for future viewers.)
=================
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.x scenery disk.
Just a quick note about this floppy image.
The .td0 is a teledisk image off the original disk. As some weird means of copy protection, they used 1k sectors, numbered 65h-69h on tracks 1-38. All the disks appear to be single sided.
SD-12 and Sd-09 have some additional form of copy protection and/or they are 720k disks and not 360s, and haven't been converted properly to standard 512 byte sectors, yet, which is why this archive is tagged with [b1] until i get around to fixing it properly. standby!
If you have modified game disks that utilize the same disk layout, you can now use these .img files with them, and they should work just fine in DOSBox.
Eventually, given enough time, these disks can be made into actual DOS programs, but that will require quite a bit of work...
hargle
oct 2010
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.