> On Oct 29, 2016, at 10:05 PM, Peter Cetinski <p...@pski.net> wrote: > > I’ve recently acquired a rare complete set of 10 TRS-XENIX 1.0 Development > System floppy disks. I’ve done quite a bit of 8” disk imaging so I'm fairly > comfortable using ImageDisk, cleaning disk heads, etc. I’ve run into a > scenario with these disks that I have not had to deal with before. Since > this is the only complete set of this software I’ve ever seen, I need to be > really careful with how I proceed. The media itself looks pretty good. No > scratches, no blotches. However, on a number of disks the sleeves have > warped. I am afraid that this will damage the media when I spin them up. > I’m thinking of cutting open the sleeves and placing the media in new 8” > floppy sleeves. I’ve also heard about baking the media, although I’ve never > tried this and not sure of its value. > > What are your thoughts on how to proceed?
Just to clarify, I meant the plastic floppy disk case when I said “sleeve".
