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	You will probably want to use [[dsktools]] to write the dsk image to a real floppy.		You will probably want to use [[dsktools]] to write the dsk image to a real floppy.

			== Links ==
			* https://github.com/cpcsdk/idsk

	[[Category:Emulation Tools]][[Category:CrossDev]]		[[Category:Emulation Tools]][[Category:CrossDev]]

Morn at 10:56, 25 October 2013

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	You can download its source at [http://koaks.amstrad.free.fr/amstrad/projets/ Sid's homepage]. (If you run Arch Linux, here is an [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/idsk/ AUR package].)		You can download its source at [http://koaks.amstrad.free.fr/amstrad/projets/ Sid's homepage]. (If you run Arch Linux, here is an [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/idsk/ AUR package].)

	This tool works on all ~~unix~~ platforms, unlike cpcfs/cpcxfs which suffers from many endianness problems and can't work on ~~powerPC~~, for example. The command line interface is designed for easy integration in a makefile, making it more efficient for cross-development.		This tool works on all Unix platforms, unlike cpcfs/cpcxfs which suffers from many endianness problems and can't work on PowerPC, for example. The command line interface is designed for easy integration in a makefile, making it more efficient for cross development.

	You will probably want to use [[dsktools]] to write the dsk image to a real floppy.		You will probably want to use [[dsktools]] to write the dsk image to a real floppy.

	[[Category:Emulation Tools]][[Category:CrossDev]]		[[Category:Emulation Tools]][[Category:CrossDev]]

Morn at 10:46, 25 October 2013

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	{{~~Lowercase title~~}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:iDSK}}
	[[File:Idsk osx.png\|thumb\|upright=1.5\|iDSK on OS X]]		[[File:Idsk osx.png\|thumb\|upright=1.5\|iDSK on OS X]]

Morn at 10:45, 25 October 2013

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			{{Lowercase title}}
	[[File:Idsk osx.png\|thumb\|upright=1.5\|iDSK on OS X]]		[[File:Idsk osx.png\|thumb\|upright=1.5\|iDSK on OS X]]

Morn at 10:42, 25 October 2013

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	* Delete some files contained in a .DSK file,		* Delete some files contained in a .DSK file,

	You can download its source at [http://koaks.amstrad.free.fr/amstrad/projets/ Sid's homepage].		You can download its source at [http://koaks.amstrad.free.fr/amstrad/projets/ Sid's homepage]. (If you run Arch Linux, here is an [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/idsk/ AUR package].)

	This tool works on all unix platforms, unlike cpcfs/cpcxfs which suffers from many endianness problems and can't work on powerPC, for example. The command line interface is designed for easy integration in a makefile, making it more efficient for cross-development.		This tool works on all unix platforms, unlike cpcfs/cpcxfs which suffers from many endianness problems and can't work on powerPC, for example. The command line interface is designed for easy integration in a makefile, making it more efficient for cross-development.

FindYWay: Moved iDsk into its own page.

2013-10-02T15:40:51Z

Moved iDsk into its own page.

New page

[[File:Idsk osx.png|thumb|upright=1.5|iDSK on OS X]]

iDSK is a port of [[ManageDSK]] to Linux, Mac OS X and other UNIX OS made by Sid. This port is command-line only but features all the important functionality needed to manage DSK files:

* Create a empty .DSK file (in DATA format),
* Add some files in an existing .DSK file,
* Extract some files from an existing .DSK file,
* Rename some files contained in a .DSK file,
* Delete some files contained in a .DSK file,

You can download its source at [http://koaks.amstrad.free.fr/amstrad/projets/ Sid's homepage].

This tool works on all unix platforms, unlike cpcfs/cpcxfs which suffers from many endianness problems and can't work on powerPC, for example. The command line interface is designed for easy integration in a makefile, making it more efficient for cross-development.

You will probably want to use [[dsktools]] to write the dsk image to a real floppy.

[[Category:Emulation Tools]][[Category:CrossDev]]