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Yes, your Mk3 will come alive again.
Get these tools: 1. mode2cdmaker v1.5.1 from http://es.geocities.com/dextstuff/mode2cdmaker.html Get the binary file, you don't need the source files. 2. Also get the GUI from UbiK v1.6, at same place. 3. Get ImgBurn from http://www.imgburn.com/ Install all of these. Then you need the modified mode2cdmaker.exe from me. The modified version writes the correct TOC. I can email this to you. Replace the standared mode2cdmaker.exe with the new one. Then to make a good Mk3 OS CD: 1. Use mode2cdmaker to make a new disc image. Use these options: Do not set FORM2 (files names not bold) File names = ASCII Single Track, Keep Extension, View Prompt = all not ticked Image type = BIN/CUE Volume name = NAV_OS (important!) Form2 ext = dat 2. Burn and verify the image with ImgBurn. Burn at slowest speed. Use a slow speed CD-R only. Mk3 cannot read CD-RW. When you open your image with ImgBurn, before you burn it, it will show Sectors: xxxxx (MODE2/FORM1/2352) Hopefully you will get zero errors after the verfiy, but I had 9 errors with my media, but OS still worked OK. Regards, Jochen |
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Volume name = NAV_SW (important!) But it is correct in your other instructions. And yes, it does work |
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