$ udisksctl mount -b /dev/sdc -t vfatĮrror mounting /dev/sdc: GDBus.Error. As it is recognized by all OSes with no problem but just do not want to read floppies.Īlso udisks generates same error. I’m starting to feel that it’s the actual drive problem. It will not fulfill my project (as I need a modern PC) but at last I will test if this drive works.ĮDIT: Knoppix 8.2 w/ 4.16.5 kernel gives me exact same errors. The first number means No files selected and the number after the slash means. The 3.5-inch floppy drives held on as a legacy product long after their 1.44 MB capacity had become absurdly small in relative terms. FORMAT A: Prepare and affix label to blank disk. To save data from the K2500 to a floppy disk, the disk must be formatted. If you have 3.5-inch floppy disks formatted for MS-DOS or Windows that you want to copy to a modern Windows 10 or Windows 7 PC, you’re in luck. What if I test some very old Knoppix? Those days floppies were still around. Warning Never format a disk with information you wish to keep. BadCopy Pro helps the user with recovery of inaccessible, deleted, formatted, damaged, and unreadable files.
And I need USB as non of my computers (even servers) do not have floppy connection (it wasn’t ATA as I recall but still I only have SATA and SAS connectors). It rewrites the recovered data to a new folder that the user specifies instead of writing to the same original disks and can retrieve file types such as documents, videos, images, and more. I read a lot here and there and most Linux programs do not support USB drives.
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