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Excerpts from netnews.comp.emulators.cbm: 26-Oct-95 Re: Help! writing
.d64 imag.. by Count Zero@mail.bremen.p 
> If this solution doesn't look like a PC-User, I sell my amiga ... :)

Perhaps the good Count is misunderstanding my original statements.  I was
answering the question about how to restore D64 files *using a 64*.  

Since I don't have a PC, only a 64 (shock, horror), other methods must be
used.

Phbbt.  How much do you want for your Amiga?


                                                        -- Kevin

Kevin Bradley (kb+@andrew.cmu.edu) wrote:
: Excerpts from netnews.comp.emulators.cbm: 26-Oct-95 Re: Help! writing
: .d64 imag.. by Count Zero@mail.bremen.p 
: > If this solution doesn't look like a PC-User, I sell my amiga ... :)
: 
: Perhaps the good Count is misunderstanding my original statements.  I was
: answering the question about how to restore D64 files *using a 64*.  
: 
: Since I don't have a PC, only a 64 (shock, horror), other methods must be
: used.
: 
: Phbbt.  How much do you want for your Amiga?
: 
: 
:                                                         -- Kevin
: 


Who wants my Amiga ? .... :)

well, this is a little excerpt from the original messy:

I've looked all over the FAQ's and can't seem to find the answer to this one:
Is there a program to dump .d64 disk image files back onto a 1541 via
a modem connection or even a pc-parallel to c64-disk connection????

----

So I recommended using a pc-64 direct connection w/ the 64 as some kind
of buffer ... but oh well ... anyways, I hope to find an interface soon,
to provide you all with some nifty programs really soon ... :)

Count Zero/Talent

Count Zero (count0@mail.bremen.pop.de) wrote:
: Kevin Bradley (kb+@andrew.cmu.edu) wrote:
: : Excerpts from netnews.comp.emulators.cbm: 26-Oct-95 Re: Help! writing
: : .d64 imag.. by Count Zero@mail.bremen.p 
: : > If this solution doesn't look like a PC-User, I sell my amiga ... :)
: : 
: : Perhaps the good Count is misunderstanding my original statements.  I was
: : answering the question about how to restore D64 files *using a 64*.  
: : 
: : Since I don't have a PC, only a 64 (shock, horror), other methods must be
: : used.
: : 
: : Phbbt.  How much do you want for your Amiga?
: : 
: : 
: :                                                         -- Kevin
: : 


: Who wants my Amiga ? .... :)

: well, this is a little excerpt from the original messy:

: I've looked all over the FAQ's and can't seem to find the answer to this one:
: Is there a program to dump .d64 disk image files back onto a 1541 via
: a modem connection or even a pc-parallel to c64-disk connection????

: ----

: So I recommended using a pc-64 direct connection w/ the 64 as some kind
: of buffer ... but oh well ... anyways, I hope to find an interface soon,
: to provide you all with some nifty programs really soon ... :)

: Count Zero/Talent

Here's Dave Belter's Dfiler0.56.  Writes .D64 to C= disk

Ok,  heres the lastest version of my Program for converting .D64 files,
it requires 2 drives (or REU with RamDos and 1 drive) and one of the drives
has to have the ability to hold the .D64 file .ie '71 or '81.
It's still slow but I am working on that problem.  
 
So heres the program....
 
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>: So I recommended using a pc-64 direct connection w/ the 64 as some kind
>: of buffer ... but oh well ... anyways, I hope to find an interface soon,
>: to provide you all with some nifty programs really soon ... :)
>
>
>Here's Dave Belter's Dfiler0.56.  Writes .D64 to C= disk
>
>Ok,  heres the lastest version of my Program for converting .D64 files,
>it requires 2 drives (or REU with RamDos and 1 drive) and one of the drives
>has to have the ability to hold the .D64 file .ie '71 or '81.
>It's still slow but I am working on that problem.  
> 
Thanx Tom for posting my program.  I agree it slow but the others either 
require only one drive or the other are even slower.  Since most are 
written in Basic.  Aleast with mine it written in ML an Basic.
If I ever get enough time I will finish the program since I do have a Flow 
chart,  on how I want it program.  The main reason my program is so slow 
is because I don't do interleave.  I don't think any I have seen do,  that 
might have changed since I haven't seen a new one in about 8 months.

In <46u9la$6r4@jupiter.NordWest.POP.DE> count0@mail.bremen.pop.de (Count Zero) writes:
>Who wants my Amiga ? .... :)

Well, you could use it too for the solution I have below.

>well, this is a little excerpt from the original messy:
>
>I've looked all over the FAQ's and can't seem to find the answer to this one:
>Is there a program to dump .d64 disk image files back onto a 1541 via
>a modem connection or even a pc-parallel to c64-disk connection????
>
>----
>
>So I recommended using a pc-64 direct connection w/ the 64 as some kind
>of buffer ... but oh well ... anyways, I hope to find an interface soon,
>to provide you all with some nifty programs really soon ... :)

Look for prlink on ftp.funet..fi:/pub/cbm/..somewhere... It is a set of
utilities to transfer data between CBM 8-bittes on one side (PET,
VIC-20, C=64, C=128) and Linux/i386 or Amiga machines on the other
side.  One of the utilities just happens to transfer disk images to or
from any sort of CBM diskdrive you might have. These images happen to
be compatible with the .d64 format, too :) But you can also transfer
memory contents or files.

Development of it is still actively going on whenever either of the
authors gets the urge...

>Count Zero/Talent

-Olaf.
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