[Techtoolslist] Fluke 9100A V6.1

[John Robertson]

andre.huijts at upcmail.nl wrote:

> OK guys, I found my not-so old NEC USB floppy drive and hooked it up to my

> Win XP laptop. Of course windows doesn't recognize the floppy. Now how do I

> make images so I can send them to John (and others) ?

>

> I saw a German DOS tool for it I believe in one of the FTP directories is

> that what I need to use. Or is there any Windows tool that does a "blind"

> track by track floppy image. Because I do have tools for the Atari ST that

> can do that...IIRC :)

>

> I assume Clonezilla is only good for doing Harddisk images and not floppies

> ?

>

> Andre

>   


Hi Andre,

Actually on the FTP site I think we have a program that will create 
floppy images regardless if it can 'read' the floppy - ah, just found 
it, in the wrong directory - teledisk.lzh. Uploading it to the 9100A 
section on the FTP site.

Look for it here:

ftp://ttl.arcadetech.org/Test_Equipment/Fluke/9100A

I just renamed the directory "Test Equipment" to "Test_Equipment" to 
make it easier to type in that those darn %20s!

Dumper.zip is also of interest to some folks (9010A crowd) - was in 
9100A directory (now moving to 9010A directory).

"This program will take the operator input for the begining & ending 
memory locations (in hex) then send ASCII formatted text out the 232 
port to the host computer."

John :-#)#

> Original Message:

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> From: John Robertson jrr at flippers.com

> Date: Tue, 06 Nov 2012 18:17:53 -0800

> To: techtoolslist at flippers.com

> Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] Fluke 9100A V6.1

>

>

> OK folks, I now can CONFIRM that 6.1 is NOT serialized!

>

> I removed the top case from my newest 1990 9100A (ex. Barry) which has 

> 6.1 installed on its hard drive, and dropped it onto an earlier version 

> 9100A (which had 4MB of RAM), and it booted up just fine!

>

> So - looks like we need the four discs from System 6.1 - the three 

> install disks and the Editor disc. I understand that the collection on 

> the FTP site is defective.

>

> I'll check around and see what I can find, if Andre has a good set then 

> if he can back them up and send to me I shall upload them to TTL.

>

> Alternatively I'll see if I can read the SCSI drive to a PC and upload 

> that image.

>

> John :-#)#

>

> Andre Huijts wrote:

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>> Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPad

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