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Running Python 3.12.4.
./po2dsk.py test.po
$ file test* test.dsk: Apple ProDOS Image, Volume /NEW.DISK, 280 Blocks test.po: Apple ProDOS Image, Volume /NEW.DISK, 280 Blocks
Both files are still ProDOS, but they are different:
$ sha1sum test* aa6797610379f37f66c34680429802dc50e1bc40 test.dsk 3b03054b88b2d4b7bde1db247476e6511c605798 test.po
I decided to test with CiderPress 2 command line utility for Linux to list content and check both files:
$ ./cp2 v test.po File: test.po Disk image (Unadorned, order=pdos/blk) - 140KB ProDOS "NEWDISK", 273 blocks free Type Auxtyp Modified Length Storage *Name ---- ------ --------------- -------- -------- ---------------------------------- $ ./cp2 v test.dsk File: test.dsk Disk image (Unadorned, order=dos/sect) - 140KB ProDOS "NEWDISK", 273 blocks free Type Auxtyp Modified Length Storage *Name ---- ------ --------------- -------- -------- ----------------------------------
We can see here that conversion is PARTIAL. Disk is now order=dos/sect, but it's still ProDOS "NEWDISK", 273 blocks free as you can see.
order=dos/sect
ProDOS "NEWDISK", 273 blocks free
Here a test in a DOS ordered disk:
$ ./cp2/cp2 v test.dsk File: test.dsk Disk image (Unadorned, order=dos/sect) - 140KB DOS 3.3 Vol 254, 528 sectors free Type Auxtyp Modified Length Storage *Name ---- ------ --------------- -------- -------- ----------------------------------
Info after 140KB is different: DOS 3.3 Vol 254, 528 sectors free.
DOS 3.3 Vol 254, 528 sectors free
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Running Python 3.12.4.
./po2dsk.py test.po
Both files are still ProDOS, but they are different:
Addendum
I decided to test with CiderPress 2 command line utility for Linux to list content and check both files:
We can see here that conversion is PARTIAL. Disk is now
order=dos/sect
, but it's stillProDOS "NEWDISK", 273 blocks free
as you can see.Here a test in a DOS ordered disk:
Info after 140KB is different:
DOS 3.3 Vol 254, 528 sectors free
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: