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== What is a Disk Image? ==
 
== What is a Disk Image? ==
  
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[[Floppy disks and disk images]]
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[[Floppy disks and disk images]]<br>
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[[Disk-Imagers]] : All utilities.
  
 
== Imaging on a real Atari ST ==
 
== Imaging on a real Atari ST ==
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[[Imaging using PASTI]]
 
[[Imaging using PASTI]]
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[[Using images on your Atari ST]]
  
 
== Imaging on a Windows 95/98 machine ==
 
== Imaging on a Windows 95/98 machine ==
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[[Imaging using WFDCopy 1.01]]
 
[[Imaging using WFDCopy 1.01]]
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[[Imaging using ST Recover on Win 7 | Imaging using ST Recover ]]
  
 
== Imaging on a Windows 2K/XP machine ==
 
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[[Imaging using LibDSK on XP]]
 
[[Imaging using LibDSK on XP]]
  
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== Imaging under Linux ==
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[[Imaging using FloImg on XP]]
  
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[[Linux Disk Commands]]
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[[Imaging using ST Recover on Win 7| Imaging using ST Recover ]]
  
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== Imaging on a Macintosh ==
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== Imaging on a Windows 7/8 machine ==
  
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DUST was written in 1998 so it's lightyears old now and can only be used on old PowerPC models which has a built-in disc drive. It also needs an old MacOS (like 9.xx) so it won't run under OSX.
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[[Imaging using ST Recover on Win 7 | Imaging using ST Recover ]]
  
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[[Imaging using FloImg on XP | Imaging using FloImg ]]
  
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'''Anyway, here's how it works...'''
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== Imaging under Linux ==
  
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Run DUST.
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[[Linux Disk Commands]]
  
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Click on "Load a disc" then insert your disc. (If Dust crashes turn off Unmount Disc from the File Menu).
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[[Kernel Options]] to access Atari partitions
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You will be prompted by a dialog asking for the disc size. DUST tries to determine the size by reading the disc header, but this is not always accurate.. If this doesn't work try experimenting.
 
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Once the disc has been loaded, click on "Save as .ST" or "Save as .MSA" and choose a filename.
 
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'''Saving Disc Images'''
 
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Format the floppy as a DOS 720k from the finder.
 
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Run Dust.
 
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Load the image as either a .ST or .MSA file then click on Save Memory to Floppy. The disc currently in the drive will be ejected.
 
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Insert the disc you wish to imprint with the image. The image will be saved and the disc should work on a real ST! After saving the disc will be ejected to make sure PC Exchange doesn't try to modify it.
 
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Note: Due to a limitations of diskdrives DUST can't format discs to anything other than 80tracks/9sectors.
 
  
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== Imaging on a Macintosh ==
  
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'''Download DUST''' [http://users.skynet.be/sky39147/dust.sit.hqx]
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[[Imaging on a Macintosh]]
  
  
  
 
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Back to [[Main Page]]
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[[Category:Disk Imaging]]

Latest revision as of 00:52, 4 June 2018

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 Fastcopy Pro

Imaging using MSA 1.41

Imaging using MSA 2.3

Imaging using STeem disk Imager

Imaging using PASTI

Using images on your Atari ST

Imaging on a Windows 95/98 machine

Imaging using Makedisk 1.5

Imaging using Winimage 6.1

Imaging using WFDCopy 1.01

Imaging using ST Recover

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 using LibDSK on XP

Imaging using FloImg on XP

Imaging using ST Recover

Imaging on a Windows 7/8 machine

Imaging using ST Recover

Imaging using FloImg

Imaging under Linux

Linux Disk Commands

Kernel Options to access Atari partitions

Imaging on a Macintosh

Imaging on a Macintosh


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