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That´s my tool for ripping images from disk. You can use it for standard Amiga disk aswell as for nonstandard disks.
Usage:
DiskRipper [-b] [-w] [-e <slave-name>] <device> <outputfile> [lower] [higher]
- -b: Lower/higher are blocks, not tracks. Only available if you specify no slave.
- -w: Write data back to the device. Even though you can use this falg with slaves it will not help you a lot, I coded only very few slaves that that write the image back to disk.
- -e: The slave name specifies an executable used for ripping and decoding the disk, mainly used for nondos games.
- device: Name of the device from which is read or to which is written [if -w is given]. You can rip/write from/to any device, e.g. DF0:/HD0: If you use a slave for ripping [-e is set] you can give a filename instead of a device. This filename must specify a MFMWarp file, that means you can rip with the same slave from disk and from a warp, you do not have to code a special ripper for the warps. [This feature is mostly intersting for patching].
- outputfile: The ripped data will be spitted into this file, if you use -w the data puked onto the device is read from this file [no rule without exception] :-).
- lower: This specifies the lowest track [block if -b is set] to rip.
- higher: This specifies the highest track [block if -b is set] to rip.
Download:
DiskRipper.lha |
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