Hallo allemaal, First, the CP/M disks for the CBMs can be found here: http://www.baltissen.org/temp/8050cpm.zip Then FYI: except starting up a boot disk or a program I didn't do very much with CP/M on the C128. Therefore quite some lack of knowledge. Please, bear with it :) Three question: - I more or less always thought that C128 CP/M disks were a mix of Commodore's GCR format and one or another MFM format. But the first disk I tried to create an image of turned out fine. Second disk, a CP/M boot disk: fine as well. third disk, another boot disk: nope. But as D64 it turned out fine as well. The question: what is normal? - Is there a quick way to find out whether I'm dealing with a D64 or a D71? I know tell the program to treat the disk as a D71. It first reads track 1 and then 36. If that goes wrong I know enough. But the time consuming part is Ctrl-C and resetting the ZF by removing and reinserting the USB plug. - Opencbm provides the tools for displaying the directory. But not for CP/M disk AFAIk. Neither CbmXfer. Unless I overlooked something. I have run and still run in various CP/M disks were the text on the labels faded away. Is there a tool to see their director? Many thanks in advance! -- Kind regards / Met vriendelijke groet, Ruud Baltissen www.Baltissen.org Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2017-06-03 11:00:02
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