Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Download the .IMD files I used to create these disks here: bit.ly/1HooDst
These .IMD files were created with ImageDisk v 1.18, found at bit.ly/1JTswwr
Running on a Pentium III that still is old enough to have a floppy drive port on the motherboard, with DOS 6.22 installed, and where ImageDisk is using these settings: bit.ly/1L1unxH
And I use a the UNIX PC's original TEAC FD-55B-01-U floppy drive (change jumper from DS0 to DS1).
Download the VHB extraction file here ___________ (coming soon)
See the video where I extracted the VHB here
youtu.be/UI1MRzNqAiw
And see the video where I formatted the original ST-251 here
youtu.be/z8lL6RN3KIU
See more about this on my blog post about it at _________ (coming soon...in the meantime, visit my project site at MightyFrame.com )
Vintage Computing Excitement!
Download the .IMD files I used to create these disks here: bit.ly/1HooDst
These .IMD files were created with ImageDisk v 1.18, found at bit.ly/1JTswwr
Running on a Pentium III that still is old enough to have a floppy drive port on the motherboard, with DOS 6.22 installed, and where ImageDisk is using these settings: bit.ly/1L1unxH
And I use a the UNIX PC's original TEAC FD-55B-01-U floppy drive (change jumper from DS0 to DS1).
Download the VHB extraction file here ___________ (coming soon)
See the video where I extracted the VHB here
youtu.be/UI1MRzNqAiw
And see the video where I formatted the original ST-251 here
youtu.be/z8lL6RN3KIU
See more about this on my blog post about it at _________ (coming soon...in the meantime, visit my project site at MightyFrame.com )
Vintage Computing Excitement!










