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HFS+, the default filesystem for OS X, still uses resource forks. All of the aforementioned System 7.5.3 Disk Copy 6 images I'm converting through Basilisk II are going through an HFS+/OS X system. I mount the Apple Legacy Software CD-ROM, copy the .IMG files to a folder titled "BasiliskIIShare"...

Ah, that's a bummer. Perhaps you could look into what it takes to make a converter for a modern OS?

I'm pretty sure OS X is just going by the file extension there.  All of my files that end in "img" say "NDIF Disk Image" but if I rename them to end in "image" they switch over to "Disk Copy 4.2 Disk Image" and vice versa

What format are the images in on the Apple Legacy Software CD-ROM? None of those were detected by my FloppyEmu until I ran them through conversion in DiskCopy on Basilisk II.  I might have been missing something as I'm new to the world of 68K Macs, but I just got an SE/30 and FloppyEmu and I...

A lot of my floppy images do not work on the FloppyEmu, I'm assuming they are in Disk Copy 6 format as the FloppyEmu specifically says it only supports raw and DC4.2 formats. To use these images I had to use a Basilisk II VM with System 7.5.5 and Disk Copy 6 to convert them to Disk Copy 4.2...