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Currently Playing: Using FAKEDISK: Mount Floppy Disk Images on DOS [#TPCXmas24 Part 23] #doscember

Here's TPC's video Advent Calendar 2024, revealing door No. 23 for December 23rd: Dealing with disk images to recreate floppy disks can be time consuming. Using FAKEDISK on DOS, one can mount the disk images to RAM, and access it directly via the well-known A: drive letter. This can also be used to extract the files and conduct a direct software installation routine, without needing to create the floppy disks in most cases. To support TPC, check out all my options on https://www.youtube.com/@THEPHINTAGECOLLECTOR/join This video was made possible with support by: THE PHINTAGE ENTHUSIASTS: Alisha Manuela Stutz @alishamanuelastutz David Schell @TheMinocula Christian Zerrahn @JARVIS1187 Waseem al sammane @wsammane THE PHINTAGE SUPPORTERS: HMK @hmichaelkraut7968 John DiLiberto @JohnMDiLiberto Jack Rosenthal @JackRosenthal1 Matthew Veety @MatthewVeety MS-DOS Manfred @msdosm4nfred Steven Glogger @sglogger xcalibur839 @xcalibur839 Links: FAKEDISK on archive.org: https://archive.org/details/fakedisk_modified WinImage: http://www.winimage.com ImageDisk (IMD): http://dunfield.classiccmp.org/img/ Visit also THE PHINTAGE COLLECTOR website at https://phintage.phunsites.net for insights into my retro computer collection. Copyright @ 2024 THE PHINTAGE COLLECTOR, Gianpaolo Del Matto. All rights reserved. Theme Music composed by Abdallah El-Ghannam. https://www.fiverr.com/abdallahghannam