I used the OpenFlops to boot and copy disk images to real 5.25" disks. Once that was done, I put the real floppy drive back. Now I have a bunch of working disks for the Kaypro "1".
Then I fixed the video "squeezing" problem. Just some DeOxyIt and slight adjustment to a video pot.
I also use the 5.25" drive in the NuXT to copy files. Someone way back in the day, wrote a set of utilities called 22dsk that will read/write CP/M 2.2 disks. It also works for my kaypro 4/83, but I have to use the same floppy emulator in the NuXT.
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