Getting data from NDOS disks
In my Classic WB when a disk is a standard Amiga DOS i can read the files and get the data i want
But sometimes i get an icon with written the text NDOS I guess this means that the disk is not standard Amiga DOS and so i'm not able to read nothing of it There's a way to get data from this kind of disks ? |
You need to disassemble the bootblock, then you can see how data is loaded (either using DoIO or a hardware loader).
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I don't have assembly knowledge, so the content of these disks remain for me hidden, it seems :(
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You can try tools such as Wrip or Track2File to rip graphics/crunched binaries etc. from the disks.
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I will try those, thanks for the info StingRay
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It's not directly answering you question but by following this link you will find interesting lectures for beginners (two Amiga specific books for beginning assembly language). Enjoy ;)
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Yeah, mailman, it's exactly sound modules what i'm looking for :agree
I tried both tools and i must admit i like much more WRip Do you know if there are differences in the kinds of data they rip ? |
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OS3.5 or higher and emulator with big screen recommended. |
Another interesting ripping tool, thanks for the link mai ;)
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I know ExoticRipper, is the ripper i use
But ProWizard is inside WinUAE, how to load the disk image ? |
I don't remember which tool I used in the past for ripping, but after giving a recent try to "Amiga Mod Guru" (on my mobile phone) I found, among others :
Amiga Music Preservation, Amiga Music Collection I'm sure other (better?) sites exists, but by chance they may have the mod you are trying to rip ;) . |
Might be worth your while seeing if the game/demo youre trying to scan has a WHDload install. Where appropriate and useful, ive done installs that rip the custom disk format to real files, I know Stingray does the same, some others might also
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Very good point Sir Galahad :great
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I see malko, thanks for the links, there are a lot of rippers it seems
I only need some time to understand which ones are the better :agree |
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I noticed it with some WHDLoad installers but... never though about digging this way. Thanks for the tip. Will add this to my list of things to try :D . Quote:
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Doesn't the Action Replay cart have some sort of MOD/tracker dump from a frozen state?
Been a LONG time ... Is there even support for it in an emulator? Simulated? http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/actionreplay |
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