Re: [opencbm-user] How-to Rip a CP/M-formatted 1581 Disk to a .D81 Image (???)
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From: Myke C. <su...@my...> - 2024-07-21 17:44:02
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This is really odd. I have *six* .d81 images of CP/M-formatted 3.5" disks with datestamps from July 13th/14th - just 8 days ago. One of them is an intentionally blank CP/M .d81 for the purpose of easily creating a fresh work disk by simply copying and renaming the image. When I write that image to a physical floppy, there's no issue. When I attempt to immediately read that very same physical floppy, I get an immediate "[Fatal]" error message before the drive has even attempted to read the disk. Here is the command line I'm running in Linux which gives me this error: imgcopy -v --no-warp -t -s -2 -d 1581 8 test.d81 Now, I will admit... at times I have been working with "Big Blue Reader 128" when copying some CP/M files from disk-to-disk. Perhaps I created a blank, standard .d81... and formatted it for CP/M in VICE... and then copied the files to those .d81s from .d71 images using either PIP.COM or BBR-128 and I just don't remember that's how I did it? I don't remember doing that. Regardless, I'm not having any success with imaging a physical 1581 floppy formatted for CP/M on my real C128... yet the same command line works perfectly with all my standard CBM-formatted 1581 disks. Hmmmm... I'll keep experimenting with it until hopefully I find something which works. Myke |