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Hey, Andy and Silent700! Glad that it helped you guys out!!!

Cheers!
Robert

One of the biggest things, I think, is that the order of the parameters matters. Check out page 18/19 of the Kryoflux manual, and it outlines this, and I've pasted the relevant bits at the end of this message. So, I think that your command line should be something more like: dtc -ftest.img -t1 -z2 -...

IFW wrote:As for low-level format for A2:
First things first... let's get user-scripting sorted out, and then creating IPFs for Apple 2 will be a streamlined process.

Agreed... It's probably past time I acquainted myself with the IPF library, huh?

--Robert

Thanks for the CiderPress link; I'll check that out for some other projects. Is there any current path for going from KF to Apple .nib files? I'm curious about the state of Apple emulation, etc..

--Robert

Thanks for the update, Mr. Vince. I think that this is outstanding news, and a great approach to solving the user-created IPF challenge!!! I'm looking forward to trying it out, and starting to put together community-based scripts...

This is really, really, really cool...

Sorry, my information presumed a particular level of knowledge. This is a good place to read about the process: http://www.bombjack.org/commodore/hardware/Dymek_Alignment_Diskette_Instructions.pdf The alignment disks I've used come from Accurite: http://www.accurite.com/AAD.html, but the instruction...

Just a quick brain-dump of things I've learned recently while figuring out how to align 3.5" drives. Can't guarantee I'll be able to get these all formally written down any time soon, so thought I'd put them here for others to use. This information is known-applicable to the Samsung SFD-321 series o...

I worked with you on the 1581 settings, and the additional parameters are:

-oo4

So, assuming a file input, it would be something like this:

dtc -m1 -finput -i0 -foutput.d81 -oo4 -i4 -l8

Not sure that this will work with a 1571, though.

Cheers!
Robert

Wanted to share a tip for imaging 1581 disks; I know there's been a request or two about how to make .d81 images. A big thanks to IFW for helping sort this out. It turns out that KryoFlux and DTC have the ability to make .d81 images built in, by simply adding one image geometry parameter (-oo4), and...