Presentation during World Digital Preservation Day 2018 and International Conference 'Memory Makers' organised by DPC and the Dutch Digital Heritage Network
7. • Supports a wide variety of
legacy floppy disk encoding
formats
• Identifies the correct
encoding format
• Effectively handles
degraded data
• Includes built-in write
blocking functionality
13. There was a need for
documentation written
specifically for
archivists and other
LAM professionals
14.
15.
16. Part 1: Getting
Started
• Provides practical guidance on how to set-up
and begin using the KryoFlux
• Inclusive and user-friendly
• Includes instructions for running KryoFlux using
Mac, Linux, and Windows operating systems
• Addresses the functional differences between
the KryoFlux’s command line and graphical user
interfaces, and provides illustrated, step-by-step
instructions for both
17. Part 2: In-
Depth
• Examines the features of KryoFlux and floppy
disk technology in more detail
• Introduces the variety of floppy disk encoding
formats and provides guidance as to how
KryoFlux users can identify them
• Provides information about working with 40-
track floppy disks
• Introduces KryoFlux-specific output, including
log files and KryoFlux stream files
• Includes short case studies documenting the
experiences of archivists at other institutions,
providing real-life examples of KryoFlux in
action
19. Hosted as a
public GitHub
repository…
• Supports versioning
• Allows for easy collaboration between members
of our working group
• Supports the integration of community-driven
contributions, including revisions, corrections,
and updates
20.
21. Thank you from all
of us!
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