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Using the Greaseweazle as a powerful disk drive diagnostic tool
About this video
Failing floppy drives are routine on retro computers, and the Greaseweazle running GW-DIAG is used to test them, including a Panasonic JU-475 and a Shugart SA-400.
Good to know: Needs a Greaseweazle. Updates on Mac and Linux support are in a pinned comment.
Why watch it
Chapter markers split the video into Greaseweazle basics, GW-DIAG and two drive sessions, so a reader can jump to the Panasonic or Shugart section. The GW-DIAG software is linked on GitHub.
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