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Linux cpmtools on images created by ImageDisk?
- Thread starter AndersG
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ldkraemer
Veteran Member
Yes, it works. What is the .IMD file name and what CP/M Definition are you using?
Is your cpmtools built with libdsk or not?
Run the following in DOSBOX to get more information and create the .RAW files:
TD02IMD PG685-1.TD0 > PG685-1.TXT
imdu PG685-1.IMD PG685-1.RAW /B /E /D >> PG685-1.TXT
TD02IMD PG685-2.TD0 > PG685-2.TXT
imdu PG685-2.IMD PG685-2.RAW /B /E /D >> PG685-2.TXT
If you don't have the TD0 files just use the last command.
IMDU ZORBA1.IMD ZORBA1.RAW /E /B /D > zorba1.txt
IMDU ZORBA2.IMD ZORBA2.RAW /E /B /D > zorba2.txt
IMDU ZORBA3.IMD ZORBA3.RAW /E /B /D > zorba3.txt
Read the .TXT files.
Then use cpmtools on the .RAW image.
WITH libdsk:
cpmls -f zor1 -T raw,zor1 -d ZORBA1.RAW
cpmcp -f zor1 -T raw,zor1 ZORBA1.RAW 0:vt52.key /home/larry/IMDs/zorba
WITHOUT libdsk:
cpmls -f zor1 -d ZORBA1.RAW
man cpmls
man cpmcp
REF:
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=112244&hilit=[HOWTO]+Access
Larry
Is your cpmtools built with libdsk or not?
Run the following in DOSBOX to get more information and create the .RAW files:
TD02IMD PG685-1.TD0 > PG685-1.TXT
imdu PG685-1.IMD PG685-1.RAW /B /E /D >> PG685-1.TXT
TD02IMD PG685-2.TD0 > PG685-2.TXT
imdu PG685-2.IMD PG685-2.RAW /B /E /D >> PG685-2.TXT
If you don't have the TD0 files just use the last command.
IMDU ZORBA1.IMD ZORBA1.RAW /E /B /D > zorba1.txt
IMDU ZORBA2.IMD ZORBA2.RAW /E /B /D > zorba2.txt
IMDU ZORBA3.IMD ZORBA3.RAW /E /B /D > zorba3.txt
Read the .TXT files.
Then use cpmtools on the .RAW image.
WITH libdsk:
cpmls -f zor1 -T raw,zor1 -d ZORBA1.RAW
cpmcp -f zor1 -T raw,zor1 ZORBA1.RAW 0:vt52.key /home/larry/IMDs/zorba
WITHOUT libdsk:
cpmls -f zor1 -d ZORBA1.RAW
man cpmls
man cpmcp
REF:
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=112244&hilit=[HOWTO]+Access
Larry
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Thanks SO much for your help! The docs are a bit brief and there are several version on the internet, so your examples helped me a lot. I Used a Xerox 820 wordprocessing disk as sample. (I have a BBII, but the disks have gone missing over the years). Running IMDU against wordproc.imd produced:
And with that, I came up with:
Had to try with boottrk from 0 and upwards until I got a legigible display. I guess that is the only way as IMD does not care about logical contents.
I did this with cpmtools on an Xp dosbox. Incidentally, xws.com is a Xerox-modified copy of wordstar that uses a special low-profile keyboard with function keys.
So I am making progress. Still have questions though
How do I know if the DOS version of cpmutils is built with libdisk support? Assuming I can get a file into the RAW file, can I then write that to a floppy to read on the BB? Ie the purpose of the excercise is to get files to the BBII.
Code:
IMageDisk Utility 1.18 / Mar 07 2012
IMD 1.17: 16/01/2010 16:20:45
word processing
130s21200 wp-a02.000 0981
Assuming 1:1 for Binary output
0/0 250 kbps SD 18x128
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D
1/0 D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D
(Stuff deleted for brevity)
39/0 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5 DE5
40 tracks(40/0), 720 sectors (47 Compressed)And with that, I came up with:
Code:
diskdef bbii
seclen 128
tracks 40
sectrk 18
blocksize 1024
maxdir 64
skew 0
boottrk 3
os 2.2
endHad to try with boottrk from 0 and upwards until I got a legigible display. I guess that is the only way as IMD does not care about logical contents.
Code:
C:\Slask\cpm\images>..\cpmtools\cpmls -f bbii -d WORDPROC.RAW
XWS COM : WSMSGS OVR : WSOVLY1 OVR :
: : : ↕⌂↕
BDIR COM : PIP COM : STAT COM :
: : :
:
User 1
(garbage)I did this with cpmtools on an Xp dosbox. Incidentally, xws.com is a Xerox-modified copy of wordstar that uses a special low-profile keyboard with function keys.
So I am making progress. Still have questions though
How do I know if the DOS version of cpmutils is built with libdisk support? Assuming I can get a file into the RAW file, can I then write that to a floppy to read on the BB? Ie the purpose of the excercise is to get files to the BBII.OK. Some progress here:
and:
But I cannot seem to copy when I use an IMD:
1
T)
Code:
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # cpmls -f bbii -T imd -d WORDPROC.IMD
XWS COM : WSMSGS OVR : WSOVLY1 OVR :
: : :
BDIR COM : PIP COM : STAT COM :
: : :
:and:
Code:
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # cpmcp -f bbii -T raw WORDPROC.RAW text.txt 1:TEXT.TXT
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # cpmls -f bbii -T raw -d WORDPROC.RAW
XWS COM : WSMSGS OVR : WSOVLY1 OVR :
: : :
BDIR COM : PIP COM : STAT COM :
: : :
:
User 1
TEXT TXT : T)But I cannot seem to copy when I use an IMD:
Code:
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # cpmcp -f bbii -T imd WORDPROC.IMD text.txt 1:TEXT.TXT
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # cpmls -f bbii -T imd -d WORDPROC.IMD
XWS COM : WSMSGS OVR : WSOVLY1 OVR :
: : :
BDIR COM : PIP COM : STAT COM :
: : :
:
UserT)
ldkraemer
Veteran Member
I see one difference in your definition from what I have:
# XER2 Xerox 820 - SSSD 48 tpi 5.25" - 128 x 18
diskdef xer2
seclen 128
tracks 40
sectrk 18
blocksize 1024
maxdir 32
skew 5
boottrk 3
os 2.2
end
Your skew might also be something other than 0. You will have to view an ASCII file to be sure.
If you don't have cpmtools built for libdsk, your command can be shortened to:
To find out if libdsk is supported in cpmtools use:
any of the above commands to see if they are located. If you use Linux then use:
If the command isn't found, then cpmtools isn't built with libdsk.
Larry
# XER2 Xerox 820 - SSSD 48 tpi 5.25" - 128 x 18
diskdef xer2
seclen 128
tracks 40
sectrk 18
blocksize 1024
maxdir 32
skew 5
boottrk 3
os 2.2
end
Your skew might also be something other than 0. You will have to view an ASCII file to be sure.
If you don't have cpmtools built for libdsk, your command can be shortened to:
Code:
cpmls -f bbii -d WORDPROC.IMDTo find out if libdsk is supported in cpmtools use:
Code:
dskscan
dsktrans
dskdump
dskform
dskid
dskutilany of the above commands to see if they are located. If you use Linux then use:
Code:
man dskscan
man dsktrans
man dskdump
man dskform
man dskid
man dskutilIf the command isn't found, then cpmtools isn't built with libdsk.
Larry
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I was under the impression that libdsk was required to manipulate IMD files? That is why I use libdsk.
Anyway. I can use cpmutils to add a file to a RAW image, but not to an IMD one. Would that be normal?
Yes, skew or interleave is probably something else than 0. I will correct that, but it should work anyway, but slower as the computer looks for the actual sector numbers?
Anyway. I can use cpmutils to add a file to a RAW image, but not to an IMD one. Would that be normal?
Yes, skew or interleave is probably something else than 0. I will correct that, but it should work anyway, but slower as the computer looks for the actual sector numbers?
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ldkraemer
Veteran Member
libdsk isn't really required, but it does give some added features. I've been looking (searching) for how I used dsktrans,
or at least how it should work. If you have a .RAW image with the files updated so that your added files exist on the .RAW
image, dsktrans would be a good way to create the .IMD file type.
I've also used SAMDISK to copy a .RAW file to a .IMD file, or I sure believe I have. But, I haven't located my exact scripts
yet. Still searching. I typically keep a file with some cryptic name so I can duplicate that previous work easily.
But, I haven't found it.
If you can get the files you from the .IMD's to the .RAW format and copied to some subdirectory, then you can create
another .RAW image and use the remove tool to delete unwanted files, and copy the ones you want to that .RAW image.
Then try using SAMDISK to convert from .RAW to .IMD type file. Then write the IMD file and test.
dsktrans should do the same. I'm sure I've used it before as a test. Just have to locate the correct document by using grep
with the correct command string.
Larry
or at least how it should work. If you have a .RAW image with the files updated so that your added files exist on the .RAW
image, dsktrans would be a good way to create the .IMD file type.
I've also used SAMDISK to copy a .RAW file to a .IMD file, or I sure believe I have. But, I haven't located my exact scripts
yet. Still searching. I typically keep a file with some cryptic name so I can duplicate that previous work easily.
But, I haven't found it.
If you can get the files you from the .IMD's to the .RAW format and copied to some subdirectory, then you can create
another .RAW image and use the remove tool to delete unwanted files, and copy the ones you want to that .RAW image.
Then try using SAMDISK to convert from .RAW to .IMD type file. Then write the IMD file and test.
dsktrans should do the same. I'm sure I've used it before as a test. Just have to locate the correct document by using grep
with the correct command string.
NO!
YES
Larry
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OK. This is what I tried:
Convert file to raw format:
Removed some files:
Copied in new file:
Convert back to IMD:
Problem is that the disk when written works just fine, boots and all, it also thinks it has a file by that name, but when I type or dump it, is empty. But cpmcpy can copy it from the IMD file??
Tried dsktrans:
t.
Tried samdisk:
Convert file to raw format:
Code:
C:\Slask\cpm\images>..\imd\imdu CPM.IMD CPM.RAW /B /E
IMageDisk Utility 1.18 / Mar 07 2012
IMD 1.18: 17/11/2012 22:03:33
xerox 820 cp/m
130s22100 (ds) cp/m-rev 3.000 1281
Assuming 1:1 for Binary output
CPM.RAW already exists - proceed(Y/N)?Y
0/0 300 kbps SD 18x128
40 tracks(40/0), 720 sectors (44 Compressed)
Code:
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # dskid CPM.IMD
CPM.IMD:
Driver: IMD file driver
Sidedness: Alt
Cylinders: 40
Heads: 1
Sectors: 18
First sector: 1
Sector size: 128
Data rate: DD
Record mode: FM
R/W gap: 0x2a
Format gap: 0x52
Drive status: 0x20
Comment: xerox 820 cp/m
130s22100 (ds) cp/m-rev 3.000 1281
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # cpmls -f bbii -T raw -d CPM.RAW
STAT COM : DDT COM : XSUB COM : CBIOS MAC
M80 COM : INIT COM : DUMP COM : COPY COM
SYS : SUBMIT COM : L80 COM : SYSGEN COM
R/ : MR" : PIP COM : ED COM
User 14
M
M I : MLI!* P+QRemoved some files:
Code:
cpmrm -f bbii -T raw CPM.RAW L80.COMCopied in new file:
Code:
cpmcp -f bbii -T raw CPM.RAW text.txt 0:TEXT.TXT
Code:
cpmls -f bbii -T raw -d CPM.RAW
STAT COM : DDT COM : XSUB COM : TEXT TXT
INIT COM : DUMP COM : COPY COM : SYS
SUBMIT COM : SYSGEN COM : R/ : MR"
PIP COM : ED COM
User 14
M
M I : MLI!* P+QConvert back to IMD:
Code:
C:\Slask\cpm\images>..\imd\bin2imd CPM.RAW CPMNEW.IMD N=40 SS=128 DM=2 SM=1-18 /
18 /1
BINary-2-IMageDisk 1.18 / Mar 07 2012Problem is that the disk when written works just fine, boots and all, it also thinks it has a file by that name, but when I type or dump it, is empty. But cpmcpy can copy it from the IMD file??
Tried dsktrans:
Code:
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # dsktrans -itype raw -otype imd CPM.RAW CPMNEW.IMD
Identifying disc: Bad formaTried samdisk:
Code:
C:\Elektronik\cpm\images>samdisk CPM.RAW CPMNEW.IMD
Error: unrecognised image formatOK. Seems to work now, but...
1. Copy to RAW: imdu X820CPM3.IMD CPM3.RAW /B /E
2. Copy resulting file to Linux
3. Check that it looks right: cpmls -f bbii -Traw -d CPM3.RAW
4. Delete some files: cpmrm -f bbii -T raw CPM3.RAW L80.COM
5. Copy in a text file: cpmcp -f bbii -T raw CPM3.RAW text.txt 0:TEXT.TXT
6. Is it there?: cpmls -f bbii -Traw -d CPM3.RAW
7. Copy it out just to check: cpmcp -f bbii -T raw CPM3.RAW 0:TEXT.TXT text2.txt
8. Copy file to DOS machine
9. Convert to IMD: bin2imd CPM3.RAW CPMNEW3.IMD N=40 SS=128 DM=2 SM=1-18
10. Write floppy
But, hey! It works
1. Copy to RAW: imdu X820CPM3.IMD CPM3.RAW /B /E
2. Copy resulting file to Linux
3. Check that it looks right: cpmls -f bbii -Traw -d CPM3.RAW
4. Delete some files: cpmrm -f bbii -T raw CPM3.RAW L80.COM
5. Copy in a text file: cpmcp -f bbii -T raw CPM3.RAW text.txt 0:TEXT.TXT
6. Is it there?: cpmls -f bbii -Traw -d CPM3.RAW
7. Copy it out just to check: cpmcp -f bbii -T raw CPM3.RAW 0:TEXT.TXT text2.txt
8. Copy file to DOS machine
9. Convert to IMD: bin2imd CPM3.RAW CPMNEW3.IMD N=40 SS=128 DM=2 SM=1-18
10. Write floppy
But, hey! It works
ldkraemer
Veteran Member
Your directory listings should be sane, not like this:
cpmls -f bbii -Traw,bbii -d CPM.RAW
STAT COM : DDT COM : XSUB COM : CBIOS MAC
M80 COM : INIT COM : DUMP COM : COPY COM
SYS : SUBMIT COM : L80 COM : SYSGEN COM
R/ : MR" : PIP COM : ED COM
User 14
M
M I : MLI!* P+Q
I think you still have something incorrect in your definition.
You should be able to get a good listing from the .RAW file.
You can also use hexedit to view the .RAW file and locate the directory:
hexedit kayii01.raw
Once your directory listing is sane, you need to locate a large .ASM (.M80) or .TXT file, and save it. Then look through it's
content to make 100% sure it's all there and is sane. If the SKEW is off there could be missing sections or mixed up sections.
Modify the SKEW until the listing is sane.
I stumbled across this BLOG, which kind of explains the usage of BIN2IMD. It has an error in the Definition. MAXDIR =64
https://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/2013/12/05/sage-cpm-disk-fun/#comment-177828
Larry
cpmls -f bbii -Traw,bbii -d CPM.RAW
STAT COM : DDT COM : XSUB COM : CBIOS MAC
M80 COM : INIT COM : DUMP COM : COPY COM
SYS : SUBMIT COM : L80 COM : SYSGEN COM
R/ : MR" : PIP COM : ED COM
User 14
M
M I : MLI!* P+Q
I think you still have something incorrect in your definition.
You should be able to get a good listing from the .RAW file.
You can also use hexedit to view the .RAW file and locate the directory:
hexedit kayii01.raw
Once your directory listing is sane, you need to locate a large .ASM (.M80) or .TXT file, and save it. Then look through it's
content to make 100% sure it's all there and is sane. If the SKEW is off there could be missing sections or mixed up sections.
Modify the SKEW until the listing is sane.
I stumbled across this BLOG, which kind of explains the usage of BIN2IMD. It has an error in the Definition. MAXDIR =64
https://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/2013/12/05/sage-cpm-disk-fun/#comment-177828
Larry
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So basically, skew should be correct when I see a good listing from an untouched IMD, ie:
Code:
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # cpmls -f bbii -Timd -d X820CPM3.IMD STAT COM : DDT COM : XSUB COM : CBIOS MAC
M80 COM : INIT COM : DUMP COM : COPY COM
SUBMIT COM : L80 COM : SYSGEN COM : PIP COM
ED COMThere is probably a better way to do this, but to create a disk from a bunch of files, I first downloaded them to a dir and then:
Where DDBOOT1.RAW is an empty image. Naturally do I have to split up into multiple dirs in case the files do not fit.
Code:
#! /bin/sh
for file in ddboot1/*
do
cpmcp -f bbii -T raw DDBOOT1.RAW "$file" 0:"$(basename ${file^^})"
rc=$?; if [[ $rc != 0 ]]; then exit $rc; fi
doneWhere DDBOOT1.RAW is an empty image. Naturally do I have to split up into multiple dirs in case the files do not fit.
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ldkraemer
Veteran Member
I typically use the .RAW image to get the skew correctly. And then I view a couple of .TXT, .M80, .ASM files to make sure
they are sane and complete.
I've tried the CPM.RAW you emailed, and I can not get a good directory listing. But, I think it's because I'm running a non published
test version from Michael. I need to send him the .RAW image, along with my definition (same as yours) and see if he can
locate the problem.
I typically use something like:
cpmcp -f ims3 -T raw,ims3 IMSTD1.RAW 0:DSKF5.PKG /home/larry/IMDs/imstbdos
cpmcp -f cpm86-720 720CPM86.IMG 0:AUTOEXEC.SUB /home/larry/dbase
cpmcp -f cpm86-144feat 144CPM86.IMG 0:AUTOEXEC.SUB /home/larry/dbase
cpmcp -f cpm86-720 720CPM86.IMG 0:*.SUB /home/larry/dbase
cpmcp -f cpm86-144feat 144CPM86.IMG 0:*.* /home/larry/dbase
cpmcp -f cpm86-144feat 144CPM86.IMG /home/larry/dbase/*.* 0:
Larry
they are sane and complete.
I've tried the CPM.RAW you emailed, and I can not get a good directory listing. But, I think it's because I'm running a non published
test version from Michael. I need to send him the .RAW image, along with my definition (same as yours) and see if he can
locate the problem.
I typically use something like:
cpmcp -f ims3 -T raw,ims3 IMSTD1.RAW 0:DSKF5.PKG /home/larry/IMDs/imstbdos
cpmcp -f cpm86-720 720CPM86.IMG 0:AUTOEXEC.SUB /home/larry/dbase
cpmcp -f cpm86-144feat 144CPM86.IMG 0:AUTOEXEC.SUB /home/larry/dbase
cpmcp -f cpm86-720 720CPM86.IMG 0:*.SUB /home/larry/dbase
cpmcp -f cpm86-144feat 144CPM86.IMG 0:*.* /home/larry/dbase
cpmcp -f cpm86-144feat 144CPM86.IMG /home/larry/dbase/*.* 0:
Larry
OK. Let me send you my latest try. Seems to work. I was able to run the programs I had copied there. Now, if I was able to write directly to the IMD file or be able to do the conversion RAW<>IMD on Linux, then that would certainly help
Was not able to format though, but that is another issue. Will ask in the disk thread
Was not able to format though, but that is another issue. Will ask in the disk thread
ldkraemer
Veteran Member
What version of cpmtools are you using? I've rebuilt my Version 2.21 (not released yet - version) without libdsk
and I still can't get it working. I did download another upgraded - not released version, but haven't done a file by file
comparison on those versions yet.
Thanks.
Larry
and I still can't get it working. I did download another upgraded - not released version, but haven't done a file by file
comparison on those versions yet.
Thanks.
Larry
on Linux:
cpmtools-2.20 libdsk-1.4.0
diskdef bbii
seclen 128
tracks 40
sectrk 18
blocksize 1024
maxdir 32
skew 5
boottrk 3
os 2.2
end
On Xp:
C:\Slask\cpm\images>..\imd\imdu X820CPM3.IMD CPM3.RAW /B /E
IMageDisk Utility 1.18 / Mar 07 2012
IMD 1.18: 17/11/2012 22:03:33
xerox 820 cp/m
130s22100 (ds) cp/m-rev 3.000 1281
Assuming 1:1 for Binary output
0/0 300 kbps SD 18x128
40 tracks(40/0), 720 sectors (44 Compressed)
diskdef bbii
seclen 128
tracks 40
sectrk 18
blocksize 1024
maxdir 32
skew 5
boottrk 3
os 2.2
end
This is what seems to work for me now. Ie I can delete all files from a RAW, put in new, convert to IMD, write to floppy and read it and execute the files on the BBII.
cpmtools-2.20 libdsk-1.4.0
diskdef bbii
seclen 128
tracks 40
sectrk 18
blocksize 1024
maxdir 32
skew 5
boottrk 3
os 2.2
end
On Xp:
C:\Slask\cpm\images>..\imd\imdu X820CPM3.IMD CPM3.RAW /B /E
IMageDisk Utility 1.18 / Mar 07 2012
IMD 1.18: 17/11/2012 22:03:33
xerox 820 cp/m
130s22100 (ds) cp/m-rev 3.000 1281
Assuming 1:1 for Binary output
0/0 300 kbps SD 18x128
40 tracks(40/0), 720 sectors (44 Compressed)
diskdef bbii
seclen 128
tracks 40
sectrk 18
blocksize 1024
maxdir 32
skew 5
boottrk 3
os 2.2
end
This is what seems to work for me now. Ie I can delete all files from a RAW, put in new, convert to IMD, write to floppy and read it and execute the files on the BBII.
ldkraemer
Veteran Member
Anders,
I was pretty sure I had used the libdsk command "dsktrans" to create .RAW, and .IMD images. But, as
I searched through my history files with grep, I didn't find any commands. So, I eventually remembered
that I had posted somewhere about how I did it with John Elliott's help. I searched the VCF and found this
posting (#15):
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthre...oat-CP-M-disk-images/page2&highlight=dsktrans
It should get you going, if you use this bbii libdsk definition in your /home/loggeduser/.libdskrc file.
# libdsk data below
[bbii]
description = XER2 Xerox 820 - SSSD 48 tpi 5.25" - 128 x 18
cylinders = 40
heads = 1
secsize = 128
sectors = 18
secbase = 1
datarate = SD
You will also have to apply the patch file to libdsk 1.4.0
Larry
I was pretty sure I had used the libdsk command "dsktrans" to create .RAW, and .IMD images. But, as
I searched through my history files with grep, I didn't find any commands. So, I eventually remembered
that I had posted somewhere about how I did it with John Elliott's help. I searched the VCF and found this
posting (#15):
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthre...oat-CP-M-disk-images/page2&highlight=dsktrans
It should get you going, if you use this bbii libdsk definition in your /home/loggeduser/.libdskrc file.
# libdsk data below
[bbii]
description = XER2 Xerox 820 - SSSD 48 tpi 5.25" - 128 x 18
cylinders = 40
heads = 1
secsize = 128
sectors = 18
secbase = 1
datarate = SD
You will also have to apply the patch file to libdsk 1.4.0
Larry
I tested without the patch and it appears to work. I guess my problem was that I did not have any .libdskrc at all:
Code:
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # dsktrans -itype raw -otype imd -format bbii DDBOOT1A.RAW TEST.IMD
Input driver: Raw file driver
Output driver:IMD file driver
dev01:~/cpmutils/images # cpmls -f bbii -Timd -d TEST.IMD
ASM COM : BB2CPM60 COM : BB2FORMT COM : BIOS ASM
BIOS DOC : CBIOS ASM : CPM60 COM : DDT COM
DEBLOCK ASM : DISKDEF LIB : DUMP ASM
dev01:~/cpmutils/images #ldkraemer
Veteran Member
Anders,
OK, the patch was for the TRS-80 Model II and I wasn't sure if it was needed or not. I see that John
now has Version 1.4.2 available for libdsk.
GOOD DEAL! Glad you got it working.
Larry
OK, the patch was for the TRS-80 Model II and I wasn't sure if it was needed or not. I see that John
now has Version 1.4.2 available for libdsk.
GOOD DEAL! Glad you got it working.
Larry