Re: Manipulating CP/M disk images

[Raoul Golan <raoul@ind.tansu.n0-spam.com.au>]

Raoul Golan <raoul@ind.tansu.n0-spam.com.au> writes:

> 
> Both these utilities and cpmtools are written in C and run on linux or 
> some sort of unix variant. I suspect, though, that it wouldn't take too 
> much trouble for someone to make them run on windows.  There really isn't
> much to them, but it may save people the trouble of wading through
> the various disk image formats.
> 

I meant to say that there really isn't much to the Apple II cpm <->
standard cpm disk image conversion.  On the other hand, cpmtools is a 
fine package, well written, and I've found it useful countless
times.


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