on 7/17/01 11:03 AM, gabriel rosenkoetter at gr@eclipsed.net wrote:

> If the file size doesn't match up with an expected floppy size,
> though, it borks. (Recall that floppies do come in a variety of
> sizes, both smaller and larger than 1.44KB.)

This is right. You can make HFS images < 600k, but can't make a floppy with
them nor with non-HFS images; that's what I'm trying to say. But you also
can reduce the size of the image from a HFS floppy and with this reduced
image you could make another floppy (that's what I did). However, you get an
error when you try make a new floppy (concluding: Disk Copy is really dumb).
I don't know why, this needs some investigation.

Sorry, sometimes I'm not so clear cos I only speak portuguese ;-)


Carlos Portela