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Article #935Re: Disk Imaging for poserity sake
From: Geo
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2011 06:47
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2011 06:47
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To: Ross Vumbaca Re: Re: Disk Imaging for poserity sake By: Ross Vumbaca to aus.computers.amiga on Mon Jan 24 2011 01:15:48 Thanks Ross 8-) > From Newsgroup: aus.computers.amiga > > On 22/12/2010 17:14, Geo wrote: > > > I have almost finished imaging all my Amiga SW. It has only taken 2 years of > > an d on 8-) > > > > I am down to my last few disks which was from my AMAX and Transformer > > emulators. > > I was just wondering if anyone has some idea's on how I can image the actual > > MAC and IBM DOS disk's from within AmigaOS? > > > > I tried just making ADF's of them, and as expected it was a big FAIL. 8-) > > > > I had thought that maybe I could make ADF's if I used crossdos for IBM disks > > and a MAC equivalent of crossdos (if it exists) for the MAC disks, to enable > > new compatible devices? > > > > Thanks for any ideas 8-) > > You can't make ADFs of non-Amiga disks, and even if you could, it > wouldn't work in an emulator because ADF does not emulate at that low a > level, it only emulates at the block level (where it expects Amiga > format). I don't think crossdos would work, because I think it runs on > top of trackdisk, but the program to create ADFs calls upon trackdisk > directly (not the file system). Even if it somehow worked, it would > never mount in an emulator.. > > To image a PC disk or a MAC disk, you're best off using tools for those > platforms, i.e use 'dd' or 'rawwrite' > (http://www.chrysocome.net/rawwrite) to image your PC disks, and > whatever a MAC uses for a MAC (although you'll probably have to run an > emulator to do that!). > > Regards, > > Ross.. > --- Synchronet 3.15a-Linux NewsLink 1.92 -------------------------------------- Regards........Geo oooOOOooo --- Synchronet 3.15a-Linux NewsLink 1.92 * The Dungeon - Canberra, ACT, Australia - telnet://dungeon.barnabasmusic.com
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