<cr1901>
philpem: If you saw my tweet... this next disk I'm doing is even dodgier :'D
<philpem>
yeah I saw that... ddrescue on a floppy, oh lord
<philpem>
that must have taken forever
<philpem>
I bet the disc surface is extremely well polished...
<cr1901>
I'm going to omit the runtime, other than I'm trying to rescue as much data as I can using the normal algorithm
<cr1901>
and then going to direct mode
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<cr1901>
Rescued another ~165kB in direct mode
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<cr1901>
Final results... 2 discs read successfully, 1 disc with 1 marginal sector, 2 discs with 2 marginal sectors, 1 disc with... 140 marginal sections ._.
<cr1901>
Wheee...
<cr1901>
2 discs* with 1 marginal sector
<cr1901>
1 disc* with 2 marginal sectors
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<cr1901>
I'm vaguely aware that this is not a good idea compared to an oscilloscope, but seeing as I can't really borrow one or buy one rn, I need to consider getting one of those analog front ends for FPGA
<cr1901>
and dump from that attached to a floppy in real time