And there is "Disk Duplication" to a) copy disks with 90k-720k (with 40 tracks, 80 tracks and also 77 tracks) or b) sector copy 720-60,xxx sectors (65,535 never worked, think somewhere between 60,000 and 64,000 sectors the program stopped copying).
The original program came without any speeder or ramdisk/xram setup, so I put it on a MyDOS 4.55 disk and added a ramdisk driver (for up to 1MB XRAM) and an ultraspeed driver (this uses RAM under the OS and is NOT reset-proof). The ultraspeed driver could be easily exchanged with an XF-highspeed driver (afaik, both drivers are from Bob Woolley).
Disk Duplication does not verify a disk or written data however. To do so, you simply have to read/copy the disk again. (But maybe it does, if MyDOS is set to verify = on, option "V" in the MyDOS menu ? I simply set verify = on, you have to test yourself if this works for Disk Duplication 2.0 also.)
1) Copymate 3.8: for 720k copy: - TAB for 80 tracks - Return for DSDD - START to start copying the 720k diskette optional: - V for Verify on/off - F for format disk on/off - S, D to change source and destination drive (for 90k/130k/180k disks just press START, for 360k disks press Return, then START; for 720k press TAB, then Return, then START)
2) Disk Duplication 2.0: optional: - to use XRAM choose option 3) ramdisk first - type in ramdisk number (e.g. 8) - ramdisk/XRAM size will be detected automatically (less disk-swaps!) for 720k copy: - Copy Whole Disk (option 1) - 80 tracks/ds (option 4) - double density (option 2) - input source drive (1-8) - input destination drive (1-8) - format destination (Y or N) - display sector data (Y or N)
