On Wed, Oct 25, 2017 at 06:32:05PM -0400, Ethan Dicks wrote: >> The ZIP files contains LNX files. There is a LYNX8017.ZIP which >> unzips to a LYNX8017.GT which should be an executable file for PET >> with BASIC 4. Haven't tried that. > >Yeah. I see that. That util does load at $0401 and appears to be >compiled BASIC (petspeed) > >I did try using c1541 and its unlynx command, but it doesn't like the >files the way Ken Ross packed them. They appear to have a BASIC stub >at the front telling you to use Lynx, which is likely confusing c1541 >(I never did a lot with compressed files on Commodore machines - just >not enough savings to make it worth the hassle, like now). I thought that it is the standard way how Lynx files work. It is an uncompressed archive format that allows in-place operation. You could just edit the next-sector pointers in-place to assemble or expand a Lynx archive. Did you try the -l option of my cbmconvert? It supports the Lynx format. Marko Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2017-10-26 06:00:02
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