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Posted by on May 14, 2008, 3:54 am
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options > Is it some kind of joke? Why are you writing these files to floppy? These
> are firmware images, which should be written into the Cisco AP340 Access
> Points, which has no floppy. Plus, regular floppy are 1440 KB, so, you wil=
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> never fit 1516 KB file into the 1440 KB floppy.
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> Good luck,
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> Mike
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> >I downloaded AP340v1205.exe (firmware file) Size: 1526.61 KB from cisco b=
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> > the unzipped img file will not write onto a standard MF-2HD floppy disc.=
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> > also tried AP340v1204.exe Size: 1516 KB but still got the same problem -=
> > the
> > write process fails. I've tried different floppy discs with different
> > extraction programs (also tried rawrite but the process failed again) in=
> > both windows and DOS on two different PC's but no luck.
> > I used Floppy Image to check the integrity of the img files and the
> > program said 'CRC32 check failed'. =A0How do I get these images onto a
> > floppy disc?- Hide quoted text -
If for some reason you need to store the files on floppy disk then
use somehting like winzip, 7zip, gzip, to compress them.
If they won't compress the above programs may allow the
files to be split across more than one disk.
Also disks can sometimes be formatted at higher capacity,
e.g. Alkonost MaxFormat 3.60
Never used it but I have used similar tools in the past.
This is a networking group. We don't use sneakernet
much these days:-)
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