MPC3000 ISO images

These ISO images are flat file versions of the contents of a disk. Software is used to read the disk byte-by-byte and is placed into a file that is the same size as the disk. Great for backing up, restoring, mungling proprietary file system drives. I suggest entering the NoVolTrack into the registry of your Win95/95/Me system to prevent windows from messing with the disk format.

I only have one image here at the moment:

mpc3kzip.rar - Image of a Zip100 formatted into three 32 meg partitions. I created this image since the MPC3000 will only format a Zip100 disk into a max size of 25 meg partitions. Those extra megs could help in storing larger sample sets.

Instructions:

1. Download the Rar file from above.
2. Un-rar (uncompress) the ISO file using Rar software from www.rarlab.com
3. Write the ISO to Zip disk using disk2file

Evaluation versions of above software are available.

Notes:
Disktofile can be tricky about writing an ISO to disk. I usually end up selecting the `disk -> file` option first to get the `all sectors` boxed checkmarked then check `file -> disk` option to write to the zip. Additional documentation is in the disk2file documentation. Disk2file will *overwrite* all existing data on a disk.

The resultant ISO from the misleadingly small RAR is nearly 100 Meg in size (size of the Zip drive).