DOS utilities for quickly dealing with *.D64 1541 disk images

[s***@gmail.com]

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

[Andreas Kohlbach]

Post by s***@gmail.com
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

Thanks. Also the other programs offered look interesting.

[Ginger1]

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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[Thierry64]

Looks good , i take a look , test it in my pc 386 dx40 mhz


thanks


regards

Thierry

Post by s***@gmail.com
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