On Tue, Dec 8, 2020 at 3:23 PM Chris Zach via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote:
> Good news: I'm going to get a reader on loan so I should be able to > image these things. I'll put them up on my web server here, if anyone > would like to take a look at them let me know. > > On a positive note it looks like the Perq T2 units used either the ST506 > or ST412 drives, so those *might* have Perq data as I don't think Bob > ever had a Pro/350. Then again could be rainbows, is there a PERQ > emulator out on the web or does anyone know what a Perq disk would look > like? > David's MFM emulator knows how to decode PERQ hard drive images, if you use the "--analyze" option to "mfm_read" it should pick it up. I have a hacky utility that can extract files from disk images, if they're in POS format. As for emulators, yes, the one I wrote ages ago, but it doesn't emulate the T2, as much as I keep hoping to get back to it and make that happen... https://github.com/jdersch/PERQemu - Josh
