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DOS utilities for quickly dealing with *.D64 1541 disk images
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sdn4...@gmail.com
Jan 2, 2019, 4:16:00 PM1/2/19
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I just uploaded some DOS utilities for dealing with *.D64 disk images.
One program will give you directories of many D64 disk images with
one command. The other will extract an entire D64 image to a DOS
disk with one command. Written in ML1 with sourcecode included.
AT www.ml1compiler.org d64utils.zip
Steve
One program will give you directories of many D64 disk images with
one command. The other will extract an entire D64 image to a DOS
disk with one command. Written in ML1 with sourcecode included.
AT www.ml1compiler.org d64utils.zip
Steve
Andreas Kohlbach
Jan 3, 2019, 4:08:28 PM1/3/19
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Thierry64
Jan 19, 2019, 7:06:59 AM1/19/19
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Looks good , i take a look , test it in my pc 386 dx40 mhz
thanks
regards
Thierry
thanks
regards
Thierry
Ginger1
Jan 9, 2024, 5:20:18 PMJan 9
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FM> > consistent "Couldn't format Cylinder 0" error. floppies in
FM> > question were very well cared for and previously working fine
FM> > and it is happening across all of them. I'm worried I have
FM> > somehow fried the drive logic on the motherboard, as I
FM> > previously having the same issue on the internal drive (leading
FM> > to my
FM> > repair attempts.)
FM> > Any ideas or suggestions much appreciated!
FM> Hi, it seems like a High Density - Low-Density problem. Try
FM> covering the little window on the right with some tape.
The floppies are double-density ones I'm afraid. So no holes to cover.
I did make me think though, as the external drive I have is a Power
Computing one that supports HD as well as DD. But fiddling with the mode
switch at the back doesn't seem to help.
I cleaned the heads yesterday and managed to get one side of the disk to
give all greens on xcopy's checkdisk function - but the others were
completely red. And still not formatting - with the "Cylinder 0" error.
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06-06-2221:20DANIEL PATH GINGER1 Re:amiga 500
pimpin' 1
... Pentium - Redefining the PC! (and Mathematics)
> NesQWK 1.06 < (c) 1995 NoLimits Software. Unregistered evaluation copy.
FM> > question were very well cared for and previously working fine
FM> > and it is happening across all of them. I'm worried I have
FM> > somehow fried the drive logic on the motherboard, as I
FM> > previously having the same issue on the internal drive (leading
FM> > to my
FM> > repair attempts.)
FM> > Any ideas or suggestions much appreciated!
FM> Hi, it seems like a High Density - Low-Density problem. Try
FM> covering the little window on the right with some tape.
The floppies are double-density ones I'm afraid. So no holes to cover.
I did make me think though, as the external drive I have is a Power
Computing one that supports HD as well as DD. But fiddling with the mode
switch at the back doesn't seem to help.
I cleaned the heads yesterday and managed to get one side of the disk to
give all greens on xcopy's checkdisk function - but the others were
completely red. And still not formatting - with the "Cylinder 0" error.
--== dial-up Nights BBS ==--
Running on an a1200 030
Open 9 pm - 5 am UTC
+44(0)1202 741079
============================
3007
06-06-2221:20DANIEL PATH GINGER1 Re:amiga 500
pimpin' 1
... Pentium - Redefining the PC! (and Mathematics)
> NesQWK 1.06 < (c) 1995 NoLimits Software. Unregistered evaluation copy.
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