By mpc3000le
Tue Aug 02, 2005 12:33 pm
MPC60 users please confirm if your MPC6O/ASQ10 is capable of booting and running these tools below:
File Recovery Utility for MPC60
If you find that one of more files have mysteriously disappeared from one of your MPC60 floppy disks, but the free space on the disk indicates that they are still there, the disk may have a damaged "directory". This utility may help. To use it:
1. Download the file SYSTEM.ZIP.
http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/downloads/SYSTEM.zip
2. If you are using a PC, decompress the download file using a utility such as WinZip or PKUNZIP, saving the contents to a 720K Windows/DOS floppy disk.
3. Format a floppy to 720k in a Windows or Mac computer. (Don't use 1.4 meg.)
4. Copy this file to the 720k disk.
5. Insert the disk in your MPC60's drive and turn power on. After about 20 seconds, instructions will appear on the screen to guide you through the process of repairing the damaged disk.
MIDI File Conversion Utility for the MPC60
Have you lost the MIDI File Conversion Utility Disk included with version 3.10? If so, you can download it here:
1. Download the file m60_mf.zip.
http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/downloads/m60_mf.zip
2. If you are using a PC, decompress the download file using a utility such as WinZip or PKUNZIP, saving the contents to a 720K Windows/DOS floppy disk.
3. Format a floppy to 720k in a Windows or Mac computer. (Don't use 1.4 meg.)
4. Copy this file to the 720k disk.
5. Insert the disk in your MPC60's drive and turn power on. After about 20 seconds, instructions will appear on the screen to guide you through the process of converting your MIDI or SEQ file.
Let me know ... I'd be curious to find out.
Rohan
File Recovery Utility for MPC60
If you find that one of more files have mysteriously disappeared from one of your MPC60 floppy disks, but the free space on the disk indicates that they are still there, the disk may have a damaged "directory". This utility may help. To use it:
1. Download the file SYSTEM.ZIP.
http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/downloads/SYSTEM.zip
2. If you are using a PC, decompress the download file using a utility such as WinZip or PKUNZIP, saving the contents to a 720K Windows/DOS floppy disk.
3. Format a floppy to 720k in a Windows or Mac computer. (Don't use 1.4 meg.)
4. Copy this file to the 720k disk.
5. Insert the disk in your MPC60's drive and turn power on. After about 20 seconds, instructions will appear on the screen to guide you through the process of repairing the damaged disk.
MIDI File Conversion Utility for the MPC60
Have you lost the MIDI File Conversion Utility Disk included with version 3.10? If so, you can download it here:
1. Download the file m60_mf.zip.
http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/downloads/m60_mf.zip
2. If you are using a PC, decompress the download file using a utility such as WinZip or PKUNZIP, saving the contents to a 720K Windows/DOS floppy disk.
3. Format a floppy to 720k in a Windows or Mac computer. (Don't use 1.4 meg.)
4. Copy this file to the 720k disk.
5. Insert the disk in your MPC60's drive and turn power on. After about 20 seconds, instructions will appear on the screen to guide you through the process of converting your MIDI or SEQ file.
Let me know ... I'd be curious to find out.
Rohan

