Re: Apple II / i'm fEDDup: now *really* backup your diskettes!

[Antoine Vignau <antoine.vignau@laposte.net>]

Le mercredi 3 octobre 2012 02:09:35 UTC+2, (inconnu) a écrit :
> Thanks you, Antoine for putting the .dsk option in. Actually, I'd like to be able to manually specifiy the # of tracks 36, 37. 38, 39, or 40. But, if that is not feasible, could you support 40-track .dsk images? As for DOS 3.2 disks, that would be fabulous, although I only have a few, but it would of course make the program as complete as possible. Many thanks again.

The T/rack option was changed to support from 36 to 40 tracks :-)

It copies DOS 3.3 or unrecognized disks as .DSK files and Pascal, ProDOS and CP/M disks are .PO files
It handles D5AA96/D4AA96 header markers (no epilogs checked) and D5AAAD/D4AAAD data markers (no epilog checked). I have re-used my Lode Runner "fast load" disk routines. I've checked the disk results on an emulator and they played well, even a 36-track DOS 3.3 disk ;-)

I still have 1,000 bytes to add 13-sec disk support... I also have some Washington PI disks in that format, that will therefore be added in v1.2 :-)

That works well but one stack (JSR vs JMP calls) issue I will correct tomorrow.

Antoine