Date   : Sat, 25 Nov 2006 01:47:36 +0000
From   : jgh@... (Jonathan Graham Harston)
Subject: Adding BBC DFS discs images to web site

>Message-ID: <PAEDJIMMEKDEBDNCGHHJIEEPGMAA.christopher.whytehead@...>
 
"chris whytehead" <christopher.whytehead@...> wrote:
> available as well, for example the Panos discs from the Cambridge
> co-processor. The question is how best to do this so that people can easily
> recreate and use these discs.
> 
> I have a Master 128 with dual disc drives 5.25" and 3.5" and an RPC, Iyonix
> and PC networked so I could copy the DFS disc to ADFS and zip them with
> !SparkFS. But I wondered if there was a standard way to do this with readily
> available tools etc.
 
SparkFS on RISC OS, InfoZip on RISC OS, BBCZip on BBC or RISC OS,
various others.
 
http://mdfs.net/Mirror/Archive/Acorn/32016 contains zip archives
of all the PanOS disks I have access to.
http://mdfs.net/Software/Tube links to system disks for various
second processors.
 
It's some time since I archives them, but I believe I did:
 
*treecopy disk::0 net::Mirror.incoming.PanOS1.0 A~CDR~P
*treecopy disk::2 net::Mirror.incoming.PanOS1.1 A~CDR~P
*zip PanOS1/zip PanOS1 -r -8
 
etc.
 
The archives are arranged as:
 
PanOS1/zip.0.files   - dfs side 0 directory $
PanOS1/zip.0.#.files - dfs side 0 directory #
PanOS1/zip.1.files   - dfs side 1 directory $
PanOS1/zip.1.#.files - dfs side 1 directory #
 

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