From: theguitarmanSPAM@charter.net   
      
   Hi David,   
   I tried using "Copy Cat" but it seems to default to using disks 0 & 1 only.   
   Floppies 0 & 1 are the 3.5 floppies. Drive 2 is where the 5.25" source disk   
   is. I tried using Copy Cat 1.0. Is there a version that allows you to choose   
   the drives 0 through 3?   
      
   Thanks!   
   -Chris   
      
   "david"  wrote in message   
   news:1153014855.616307.154200@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...   
   > If you just want to copy the whole disk you might try using COPYCAT   
   > from the 5.25 to a 3.5.   
   >   
   > I would be interested in hearing if it works okay that way.   
   >   
   >   
   > Larry wrote:   
   >> "Chris Young"  wrote in message   
   >> news:KyCtg.70$OI5.1@fe07.lga...   
   >> >I have a few program disks that are not on Ira's site, that I would like   
   >> >to   
   >> >backup onto 3.5" floppy disks, but they are password protected. Is there   
   >> >a   
   >> >way to get around that? Was there a TRS-80 copy program that could rip   
   >> >copy   
   >> >protected disks?   
   >> >   
   >> > TIA!   
   >> > -Chris   
   >> >   
   >>   
   >> If you have a disk sector editor and can see the directory track, the   
   >> hash   
   >> for a blank password is 9642 hex.  TRSDOS 1.3 for the Model III is a   
   >> different beast.   
   >>   
   >> You can also download SuperUtility from Ira's site. It can copy many   
   >> protected disks. Just be sure you get the right version for the computer   
   >> model.  For example, Super Utility 4/4p would be for the Model 4 series.   
   >>   
   >> Of course, DOSPlus lists the system passwords in the manual, and Tim   
   >> Mann's   
   >> site lists several.   
   >>   
   >> Larry   
   >   
      
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