SVI 738 -fdd problem

The floppy disk is from another Panasonic MSX 2 and I only have the ones that Panasonic plays.
What can I do in such a situation to run on SVI?
Is there any converting program (for PC)?
I do not want to replace the disk drive, let it stay in the original.

Turns out it makes sense. I recorded according to the instructions, but the Gear I game does not seem to work on this computer, I need to find something that works on MSX 1.

Those are mostly 64kB games either released on disk (as well as tape) or converted from tape to disk by others. You can use the process described by Takamichi on your WX to do the same if a game is on a 720kB DSK file. Or you can do it in openMSX (use a Sanyo PHC-70FD2 for example and insert an empty single sided disk in drive B.

In the process it is good to check the AUTOEXEC.BAS or GAME.BAS if there is a POKE -1,xxx (where xxx is often 170 or 255). Replace such instances with “POKE -1,(15-PEEK(-1)\16)*17” without the quotes, that way the game will run on many MSX’s.

Just a Hint: I changed the drive in my SVi738.
It was a matter of replacing the drive with a double-sided one. It seems the diskrom supports double-sided drives de-facto.

LOAD”GAME.BAS”
LIST

you will see the program, if it is too long to see the first lines (mostly the POKE is there) use:

LIST -100

Change the line with the POKE and press enter on that line

SAVE”GAME.BAS”