> dos, or the rawrite32.exe for windows (for example, inside rawrite32.zip)
> distributed by netbsd is the obvious next step.
>
> I have personally had diskettes be incorrectly written on some h/w using
> other versions of rawrite.exe (from linux, especially), but never have had
> bad diskettes written by the netbsd distributed rawrite version(s).
>
possibly i've not used it enough times. i use dd/cat most cases, rawrite
only if i can't access unix machine that moment