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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.
Contents
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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