| Name | Modified | Size | Downloads / Week |
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| tomato_0.1.2_bin_win.zip | 2019-10-30 | 5.0 MB | |
| tomato_0.1.1.src.zip | 2019-01-28 | 54.8 kB | |
| README | 2019-01-28 | 2.2 kB | |
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TOMATO 0.1.1
Whats new:
Bugfixes : delete
Bugfixes : saveas (e)dsk
(And some other minor [bug]fixes)
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TOs MAnipulating TOol
Quick and dirty tool to manipulate DSK/IMG disk images from FDD3/FDD3000
Always work on a copy of Your disk image :)
Command line tool.
Posible options :
-delete <tosname[.dir]> [<tosname[.dir]> ...]
Delete file(s) or folder(s) from image.
(Subfolders included. No questions asked.)
-dskscan <filename>
Shows internal structure of a dsk image.
-export [<directory>]
Extract all files from image to current or given folder.
-import <directory>
Put all files from folder into root directory of image.
(without creating TOS headers! No subfolders!)
-info
Show short info about image.
-list
List all files and folders.
-mkdir <tosname> [<tosname> ...]
Create new folder(s).
-move <tosname> <tosname>
Rename or move a file.
-new tos140 | tos140ds | tos620 | tos4 | tos4ds>
Create new image.
-open <filename.[img|dsk|edsk]>
Open an image.
-read <tosname> [<filename>]
Save a single tos file to local file.
-rename <dirname>
Change disk name.
-save
Save current image back to file.
-saveas <filename.[img|edsk|dsk|tap]>
Save current image to given file.
-sexport [<directory>]
Strip headers from all files and save them to current or given folder.
(disappointing, isn't it? ;)
-side <0|1>
Change disk side (tos140ds|tos4ds only)
-sread <tosname> [<filename>]
Strip header from a single tos file and save it to local file.
-write <filename> [<tosname>]
Wtite a single local file to image.
You can select parent folder by its number.
Some examples :
tomato -new tos140 -saveas empty.dsk
tomato -new tos140 -mkdir images -write ./img/speccy/olli.scr 1:olli -save olli.edsk
(saves file 'olli.scr' to folder with id=1 (here: newly created folder 'images') as 'olli', then saves whole image to 'olli.dsk' with edsk format)
tomato -open doublesided.dsk -export side_a -side 1 -export side_b
tomato -open mydisk.dsk -saveas mydisk.tap