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1. atarimax.com › ape › docsAtari Disk Image FAQ

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   Each drive must have a unique drive ID, but need not start at drive 1. Turn on the Atari disk drive (s) and insert the disk (s) you wish to image. If using more than one drive, insert ALL the disks you wish to image. To create ATR images, use the 'Create ATR image (s) from Real Disks' menu option.

2. forums.atariage.com › topic › 305045-atari-st-hardAtari ST hard disk facts, things to know - AtariAge Forums

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   Apr 7, 2020 · And not to forget 1 GB limitation of Mega STE or Stacy internal ACSI-SCSI adapter. You can not even buy now so low capacity new SD card. Possible speeds: In case of Ataris, speed of hard disk transfers, using ACSI port (so DMA chip) is limited mostly by DMA chip max speed. And it is 2 MB/sec in peak.

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4. atariprojects.org › 2021/08/08 › diagnose-and-fix-anDiagnose and Fix an Atari 1050 Disk Drive (30-60 mins)

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   Aug 8, 2021 · The second step is to download and boot the Atari Consumer Products Service (CPS) 1050 Diagnostic Diskette ATR file. This is available from the Internet Archive. Boot this via SIO2PC, FujiNet, or similar device on you Atari 8-bit computer. You can also make a real disk using the Atarimax ProSystem software which is what I did.

5. www.atarimagazines.com › creative › v11n8Everything you always wanted to know about disk drives and ...

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   The 810, Atari's original release, is a single density drive that offers 18 sectors per track and 128 bytes per sector. With 720 sectors per disk, it has a capacity of 92,160 bytes. The 815 is a double density drive that offers 18 sectors per track and 256 bytes per sector. It has the same 720 sectors per disk and a capacity of 184,320 bytes.

6. www.atari-forum.com › viewtopicList of HD floppy disk drives useable with atari

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   Oct 8, 2005 · It is not exactly a lack of support in newer drives. What happens is that modern drives have a "Ready" concept that older drives don't have. If the drive is not ready, it will ignore some signals from the computers and also will not activate others. When you insert or remove a disk, newer drives become not ready. They then don't activate the WP ...

7. www.atarimania.com › pgefaq_chapitreFAQ Atari 400 800 XL XE: What is the Atari XF551 Disk Drive?

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   The Atari XF551 disk drive was introduced in June 1987 as a replacement for. the 1050 disk drive. The XF551 is fully backward compatible with the 1050, with the addition of two new modes of operation: a true "double density" mode. offering 180KiB of data storage per (single-sided) diskette (fully compatible. with 3rd party double density drives ...

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   What is a real Atari disk?

   • A real Atari disk is a complex mess of adhesive magnetic stuff, made sense of by a dedicated floppy disk controller and then made useable by a computer in the disk drive. All these things boil the structure of the real disk down to a specific number of useable sectors for each recording surface, each of a fixed length.

   Atari Disk Image FAQ

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   How do I copy an Atari image to a virtual drive?

   • Just set it up so there are two drives -- the real drive and a virtual drive with an empty ATR image. Then do a regular DOS disk copy. Alternatively, you can use a "Prosys-style" cable with software that can read/write from an Atari drive directly without the need for the Atari computer to be in the mix.

   ATR Files, general information for those that don't know

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   How many 'tracks' are on an Atari disk?

   • Typically an Atari disk will contain 40 'tracks'. Each of these 'tracks' is a thin concentric circular area on the disk, larger at the edges of the disk, smaller at the hub. The computer in the Atari disk drive typically divides each of these circles up into 18 separate parts called 'sectors'. Each sector can hold 128 bytes of your data.

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   How do I convert a diskette to a real disk?

   • Insert the diskette you want to convert into the real disk drive. Create a new blank ATR image that matches the capacity of the real disk you are going to read, load this new ATR into drive 1. Configure MyCopier with the SOURCE drive as 2 (real drive), and the DESTINATION as drive 1 (disk image). Press START on the Atari to start the sector copy.

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   Is Atari XF551 a double sided drive?

   • Atari XF551: Ataris last US released drive was a true double-sided, double-density drive. It uses 40 tracks, 18 sectors per track, 256 bytes per sector, and used BOTH sides of the disk, yielding 360k of storage per disk. The equivalent ATR is a 1440 sector, double density image.

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   Are Atari drives single sided or double sided?

   • Nearly all Atari drives are Single sided, with a read/write head reading/recording on the underside of the diskette only. A true double-sided drive provides twice as much storage per disk than a single sided drive because it makes use of two recording surfaces instead of one.

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9. quantumwarp.com › 966-atari-st-disk-transfersAtari ST Disk Transfers - QuantumWarp

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   Sep 10, 2021 · Transfer Atari ST images from PC to Atari ST using floppy disks – Video Game Stuff - This is an easy tutorial using a TEAC FD-05PUB External Floppy Disk Drive Unit and OmniFlop. Atari ST Disk Imaging Tutorial - Atari ST / TT / Falcon Computers - Atari Forums - Using Floppy Imaging & Transfer Program this tutorial tell you how to put an image back on to a real floppy disk to use in your Atari ST.