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Chicane
30th September 2003, 09:32
ok evidently this is a unique time warp type situation...
but im looking for some 1st hand, ie i dont want nor desire to have 2nd hand goods.
but i do need some if, someone could point me in the right direction i would be grateful.
:confused:
KingDaveRa
30th September 2003, 11:16
Silly question: tried eBay?
Jez_Gafys
30th September 2003, 14:02
could be a hard one to get them new, try sending a note to IBM they may be able to help you out
phil
30th September 2003, 14:22
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Cabe
30th September 2003, 16:50
http://www.oldsoftware.com/floppy_disks.html (USA)
http://www.softwareandstuff.com/h_med_5floppy.html (USA)
http://www.affordablesurplus.com/syncom_floppy_diskette.asp (USA)
new 5.25" floppy disks typed into google if you were interested....
Diplo
30th September 2003, 18:31
Timed that about q week and a half late.
I just threw about 20 ( Still selephaned (sp? ) ) away as we had no use for them at all.
May.... still have some more, will have a look out for you.
lyn
30th September 2003, 21:29
I have loads of the disks if you want them and also a few games.
Cabe
1st October 2003, 09:53
humm insert brain, read request......
you want the DRIVES dont you, as opposed to the DISKS
your best bet is a computer fair TBH otherwise its the 2nd hand offerings from ebay.
Chicane
1st October 2003, 10:04
leave the poor girl alone
shes just having a blonde moment
:p:
lyn
1st October 2003, 10:07
no i was just saying that if you wanted some disks i have some
Chicane
1st October 2003, 10:45
no thankyou...
i have to port about 300 5.25 disks to cdrom
:rolleyes:
oh joy
Cabe
1st October 2003, 11:45
humm, no I was talking to my self
I said exactly the same thing
I call them CRAFT moments (Cant remeber a f**king thing)
Zenith
1st October 2003, 17:40
I've got an OLD PC sheltered in a cupboard just in case of moments like this. It's got a 5.25" drive as well as an ISA 10Mbit network card. Thinking on it, I could just rip out the drive and slave it into a PC here if I had to read old disks.
/me suffers that blond moment as well.
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