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This program wasn't coded in order to image Atari disks. But since it can output RAW disk dumps, it works. It supports writing RAW-files back to disks, too. | This program wasn't coded in order to image Atari disks. But since it can output RAW disk dumps, it works. It supports writing RAW-files back to disks, too. | ||
1. Get the fdrawcmd.sys driver from http://simonowen.com/fdrawcmd/ & install it | 1. Get the fdrawcmd.sys driver from http://simonowen.com/fdrawcmd/ & install it | ||
2. Get the win32 build of dsktools from http://www.seasip.info/Unix/LibDsk/dsktool101.zip | 2. Get the win32 build of dsktools from http://www.seasip.info/Unix/LibDsk/dsktool101.zip & run it | ||
3. insert an atari ST disk | 3. insert an atari ST disk | ||
4. click on 'Disk' and select 'Copy...' | 4. click on 'Disk' and select 'Copy...' | ||
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10. use "raw" as file type & no compression | 10. use "raw" as file type & no compression | ||
11. click on "next" and then click on "finish" | 11. click on "next" and then click on "finish" | ||
12. you're finished! | 12. add the extension '.st' to your newly created file (not '.msa'!) | ||
13. you're finished! | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 2 May 2009
ARCHIVING ON WINDOWS XP/2000.
LIBDSK/Diskette Tools
This program wasn't coded in order to image Atari disks. But since it can output RAW disk dumps, it works. It supports writing RAW-files back to disks, too.
1. Get the fdrawcmd.sys driver from http://simonowen.com/fdrawcmd/ & install it 2. Get the win32 build of dsktools from http://www.seasip.info/Unix/LibDsk/dsktool101.zip & run it 3. insert an atari ST disk 4. click on 'Disk' and select 'Copy...' 5. select "A:" in "Drive / Disc image to READ:" 6. use "ntwdm" as the "Drive / file type" 7. use "Auto detect" for compression & format override 8. click on "next" to go to the next page 9. select the target file 10. use "raw" as file type & no compression 11. click on "next" and then click on "finish" 12. add the extension '.st' to your newly created file (not '.msa'!) 13. you're finished!
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