ncoplin_at_orbeng.com
Date: 2004-08-26 10:18:14
Hello Ruud
>> Rather that create some new format that ....
>> I would suggest that you adopt the 16MB format of a CMD drive.
>I have asked CMD in 1999 and they didn't give me permission to use the
>format as they considered it as a threat: buying their product versus
>installing a piece of free software on a obselete PC.
Interesting comment....Maurice hasn't indicated any problem with DriveGhost
being capable of imaging the format, and tools being written to read write
it. Perhaps no longer an issue. The format itself is publically known and as
far as I know, not formally protected.
- Nick
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