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lbaeza

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Hi there

 

I am looking for a utility than can help me by graphically showing the used and available sectors on a disk, like Speedy 1050 System Software's Disk-Mapper:

 

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Unfortunately this tools seems to work only if you have the Speedy hardware add-on installed on your disk drive.

 

Keep in mind that I need to be able to work with Single, 1050/Dual and Double Density disks.

 

Any recommendations?

 

Kind regards,

Luis.

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Maybe MyCopyR

MyCopyR_v2.1_19xx_Smith_Glenn_US_screens

https://archive.org/details/a8b_MyCopyR_v2.1_19xx_Smith_Glenn_US

 

or maybe CopyMate (Edit: the video below reminded me this program doesn't do enhanced/dual density)

Copymate_v4.3_1987_Palmer_Mike_Hillery_R

https://archive.org/search.php?query=copymate

 

I show CopyMate in use in this video: (when I say "skew" I meant "interleave" !)

 

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You can use mine which only supports SD and ED.

It show not only empty sectors but also sectors completely filled with $1A, $FF or any other single byte.

It creates TXT-files in Windows format and using a HSIO-enabled OS should also be able to do hi-speed.

Written in Atari BASIC and ABC-compiled. The (admittedly terrible) source code is on the disk. Adaptation to DD is a bigger task because sector buffer an assembler-subroutine share page 6, so there is no space for 256 byte sectors.

 

DiskMap-201.atr

 

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DISKMAP - 40 TRACKS - 18 SECTORS

 1 ********** ********** ********** *******::.
 2 ********** ********** ********** *******::.
 3 ********** ********** .********* *******::.
 4 ********** ********** .********* *******::.
 5 ********** ********** .********* *******::.
 6 ********** ********** .********* *******::c
 7 ********** ********** .********* *******:::
 8 ********** ********** .********* *******::.
 9 ********** ********** ********** *******::c
10 ********** ********** ********** *******::c

11 ********** ********** ********** *******::c
12 ********** ********** ********** *******::.
13 ********** ********** ********** *******::|
14 ********** ********** ********** *******::|
15 ********** ********** ********** *******::c
16 ********** ********** ********** *******::c
17 ********** ********** ********** *******::.
18 ********** ********** ********** *******:::

* OK/DATA  .,;: OK/EMPTY ($00, $1A, $FF, other)
| MISSING  d DELETED  C BAD CRC  l/L LONG/l+DELETED

 

Disk Wizard II can map but has a terrible screen layout.

 

Disk Wizard II.atr

 

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If you are working with images, ATR Tools even shows duplicates.

Due to all these square barckets the output is hard to read.

 

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Hi


Thanks for the recommendations, I will try them out and see if they fit what I need.

 

I can see that some copiers include a disk sector 'visualizer' as a feature, I was hoping to find this as a stand alone application.

 

On the PC side, do we have an application to see the contents of an ATR that supports Single, 1050/Dual and Double Density disk images?

 

Kind regards,

Luis.

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18 hours ago, CharlieChaplin said:

Turbo-DOS XL/XE comes with a disk-mapper (which only seems to work with Turbo-DOS).

And Karolij Nadj (sp?) also wrote one many many moons ago (1987, only 35 years ago).

 

Diskmap.zip 9.26 kB · 7 downloads

Thanks, do you know if this does support Single, 1050/Dual and Double Density disks?

 

Kind regards,

Luis.

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On 3/15/2022 at 4:11 AM, DjayBee said:

If you are working with images, ATR Tools even shows duplicates.

Due to all these square barckets the output is hard to read.

 

grafik.thumb.png.7f7378ace3de0f6a966039cd46a5f8c2.png

 

 

Hi

 

Thanks for the recommendation, I was not aware of these ATR Tools, will check them out.

 

Kind regards,

Luis.

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7 hours ago, lbaeza said:

Thanks, do you know if this does support Single, 1050/Dual and Double Density disks?

 

Kind regards,

Luis.

 

Never tested them with anything else than 90k disks. Think that Karolij's diskmapper does only 90k, since Turbo-DOS does 90k/130k/180k its diskmapper may also work with all three formats ?!?

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