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Latest revision as of 12:02, 23 March 2012
There are numerous way of creating disk images, some are good, some not so good and then there are the really bad ways of doing it.
What is a Disk Image?
Floppy disks and disk images
Disk-Imagers : All utilities.
Imaging on a real Atari ST
Imaging using STeem disk Imager
Imaging on a Windows 95/98 machine
Imaging on a Windows 2K/XP machine
Imaging using Makedisk 1.5 on XP
Imaging using Winimage 6.1 on XP
Imaging using WFDCopy 1.01 on XP
Imaging on a Windows 7/8 machine
Imaging under Linux
Kernel Options to access Atari partitions
Imaging on a Macintosh
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