DIRCBM 0.14
Description
Plugin for TotalCommander to extract/view/create CBM(Commodore Business Machines) disk images
Currently the following disk image formats are supported for reading, creating
and writing:
-D64 (Commodore 64 1541 disk image)
- including 40 track formats like SpeedDos and DolphinDos
- if 40 track format is not recognizable as one of these
(e.g. other format or disk is full) -> image is R/O
-D71 (1571 images)
-D80 (8050 images)
-D81 (1581 images)
-D82 (8250 images)
Currently the following tape formats are supported for reading only:
-T64 (C64 tape images)
The unpacked file sizes show the actual file sizes in bytes. The packed file
size shows the size in "blocks" (except for T64 where both sizes are in bytes).
The file sorting should be turned off (Ctrl-F7), to get the original sorting
order.
With an active setting for scratched files these will be shown as hidden files.
Functions:
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-read / write / extract files from/to the image
-create disk images (Alt-F5)
- with standard or customized interleave (via config dialog)
- with default or customized disk title, disk ID and DOS ID
(via config dialog)
- with optional error information space added (via config dialog)
- with option to write data starting from track 1 (via config dialog)
- with option to use dir sectors for data (via config dialog)
-deleting of files (disk images only)
-replace illegal file characters with '_' ( \ / : * ? " < > | )
-special settings are in DIRCBM.INI (normally in plugin path);
see INI file for more details
What’s new
V0.14:
Added:
- option in dialog to write data in track order starting from track 1
(track 1, 2, 3, ...)
- option in dialog to use directory sectors for data too
(after all "normal" blocks are used up)
- also a checking is added if all the data and all necessary dir entries will
fit on the disk.
Changed:
- some code cleanups
Deleted:
-
Fixed:
- bug in BAM initialization for 1581
Added:
- option in dialog to write data in track order starting from track 1
(track 1, 2, 3, ...)
- option in dialog to use directory sectors for data too
(after all "normal" blocks are used up)
- also a checking is added if all the data and all necessary dir entries will
fit on the disk.
Changed:
- some code cleanups
Deleted:
-
Fixed:
- bug in BAM initialization for 1581
