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21 May 2001, 19:58
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making adf's on PC
Is there a way to create adf-files on my PC?
For example, when I unzip LHA-files, I often have a complete Amiga disk directory. Is it possible to make an adf-file out of this directory on the PC? Thanks in advance for any help! :bounce |
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21 May 2001, 21:48
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There's another way: load up this directory as an Amiga harddrive in WinUAE, load up a blank ADF, and copy these files onto the ADF.
Simple as pie 
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11 June 2001, 12:57
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You can use ADFOpus to create and modify adf-files. Get it here:
http://www.zipworld.com.au/~gharris/adfopus.html |
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