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DOS疑难解答 & 问题讨论 (解答室) » Question for wengierandmys
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Floor1 worrk Posted 2002-12-12 00:00
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wengierandmys:
Hello, two experts! I downloaded a LOADDSKF to extract 01.img and 01.iso.
When writing to hard disk D:, it says it cannot write; when writing to A:, it says the file is incompatible.
What is the difference between IMG and ISO, and what software can write them to the hard disk?
Is the above problem because the version of LOADDSKF is too old? Because this site can't continue the download of this software. I found it somewhere else.
I'd like to make a suggestion: it seems that quite a lot of the software downloads on this site can't be downloaded. Could the links be kept working more often?
Many thanks!
Floor2 Wengier Posted 2002-12-12 00:00
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The website has already been deleted. Right now there is only a mirror of the webpages themselves, so many links can no longer be downloaded.

IMG and ISO are two different formats, and IMG format itself also has several kinds that are not compatible with each other. The most common is the HD-COPY format, which can be unpacked with software such as LOADDSKF and UNDISK; ISO files are CD image files, and some ways to work with them under DOS can be found in this forum.
Floor3 ko20010214 Posted 2003-07-04 00:00
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