ADF-Workshop (formerly DMS-Workshop) - Page 9

curtcool · 18 November 2019, 18:07

Just want to add my innermost thanks to Crashdisk for creating this excellent tool which makes it a lot easier to sort collections in order to locate "new" demos/scene productions for Bitworld. Hopefully, with new TOSEC releases, it will become even more efficient (adding all disk images from amigascne.org to the database would also be extremely helpful for me

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Crashdisk · 11 January 2020, 09:25

Hi everyone,
until I have time to work on a public beta of ADFW, you'll find an update of Warez Scene dat in the first post :

Unrenamed Set - Warez scene (v2018-12-30) => 236.362 disks
Unrenamed Set - Warez scene (v2020-01-10) => 276.108 disks

curtcool · 14 January 2020, 08:47

Since nobody else are saying it, thank you sir!

chip · 14 January 2020, 08:55

Yep, you are right Curtcool

Thanks to Crashdisk for the new ADF Workshop that will be released soon .... i hope

RoC · 14 January 2020, 20:45

Thanks for the dats’ update and look forward to a public beta of this great tool

Sandancer · 15 January 2020, 01:17

Awesome CrashDisk Thank You

DamienD · 15 January 2020, 01:36

Yup, as others have said... many thanks Crashdisk

Crashdisk · 22 April 2021, 21:43

Hi people,
it's time to release a beta version of ADF-Workshop.
It's a beta so some functions might not work as expected (especially Renaming). Almost nothing has changed compared to the last version but some functions have been rewritten, the ADF databases are incompatible with the 2015 version (v11 > v12) in order to expand the possibilities of identification with in particular the support of Warp files (without decompression and MFM not supported). As a gift, you can make your own databases and why not, publish them here!
Just launch the "!DB_Maker_v12.0" tool and choose a folder containing uncompressed ADF files (the search is recursive in the child folders). A database "Last_ADF_File.db" will be generated (and must renamed/placed in "database_ADF"). The latest TOSEC databases and my Non-TOSEC are included.
ABR v3/v4 databases supported and included.

Complete rewrite of the bootblock detection routines but as I did not finish transferring the old database, it remains supported and present. Warning, many new viruses detected

!

http://dl.free.fr/sAdMLwfTI

Thank you for your feedback

VirusTotal analyse 6/68

Viceroy · 22 April 2021, 22:31

I can't understand any of the above Crashdisk, but thanks for the update of a great program ;-)

chip · 23 April 2021, 00:23

Thanks for the update

Out of curiosity, why the decompression of .WRP to .ADF is not supported yet ?

It is planned or for some reason it can't be done ?

Crashdisk · 23 April 2021, 06:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viceroy

I can't understand any of the above Crashdisk, but thanks for the update of a great program ;-)

If it makes you feel better, I don't always understand myself

Quote:

Originally Posted by chip

Out of curiosity, why the decompression of .WRP to .ADF is not supported yet ?

This is for several reasons:
- Few warp files available
- Unwarp works well
- Warp uses 4 different storage methods and 2 decompression routines are missing (different from DMS, it would be too easy...)
- ADF-WP can identify the content without decompressing so the interest is even less obvious
- It could be done one day but I probably use my time on something else.

Viceroy · 23 April 2021, 10:16

Haha :-)

philgood1351fr · 23 April 2021, 14:42

Nice. Thanks for the update.

RoC · 23 April 2021, 23:35

The must-have tool for analysing disk.

Thanks for the update!

curtcool · 28 April 2021, 11:19

Yes, thank you for the update! Will let you know if I come across any problems and perhaps make a few databases of whatever disk collections I can come across

. Any idea when the existing v11 databases might be converted to the v12 format? (as some of them seem pretty useful).

Crashdisk · 28 April 2021, 17:20

Unfortunately no, you can't convert DB v11 to v12 because the data used is different. As, this is a beta version and I have provided a tool to generate your own databases, I didn't worry too much about this point

New beta in first post
- Updated exec database
- Updated bootblock database
- Added hardcoded detection of "Diavolo Backup" bootblock

Added Unrenamed Yori ADF database

Other databases will come later...

curtcool · 28 April 2021, 22:31

That's perfectly allright, Crashdisk, only asking. In the mean time, I decided to create some databases with the new tool (as I have a bad cold and generally needed to relax and not do mindtaxing stuff). There's quite a few of them in this

ftp://grandis.nu/~Uploads/curtcool/A...ollections.zip

In other words, I made databases from, among others: Danish Collection (my own), BS1 Collection, Dutch Collection, Austrian Collection, a few collections from Icycool, Skid Row Collection, Di3tz33 (or whatever) collection and a quite a few others. Probably useful for me, may not be for you. Would like a complete database of all adf/dms-files on amigascne.org too, but ... That's gonna be hard work ...

Crashdisk · 28 April 2021, 22:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by curtcool

That's perfectly allright, Crashdisk, only asking. In the mean time, I decided to create some databases with the new tool (as I have a bad cold and generally needed to relax and not do mindtaxing stuff). There's quite a few of them in this

ftp://grandis.nu/~Uploads/curtcool/A...ollections.zip

In other words, I made databases from, among others: Danish Collection (my own), BS1 Collection, Dutch Collection, Austrian Collection, a few collections from Icycool, Skid Row Collection, Di3tz33 (or whatever) collection and a quite a few others. Probably useful for me, may not be for you. Would like a complete database of all adf/dms-files on amigascne.org too, but ... That's gonna be hard work ...

Thanks for sharing, it's interesting and I've already done it on my side but I don't share for some reasons....

For amigascne, it would be interesting, I do this work 2 or 3 times a year. My last dump is dated 2020-11-24.
I have also included Break's Amiga Demo Scene and Chip's ADA. The database will be published tomorrow with Unrenamed Warez if everything goes well

Viceroy · 29 April 2021, 08:16

;-)

Crashdisk · 29 April 2021, 18:21

Hi people,
I added the links for 2 new db :
Unrenamed - WEBRip - Demo scene (v2021-04-25)
Unrenamed - Warez scene (v2021-04-18)

@curtcool
Wiroma is integrated in Warez scene DB

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Edit 2021-04-30 :

New beta in first post
- Updated exec database
- Adds the possibility to give the name of the database to the files it contains with the addition of the [UseDBName] flag at the end of the name of a database (now by default with the new version of DB_Maker)

Quote:

Originally Posted by example with a database of Curtcool

DB name > NeverEndingAmigaStory_Anton.db
Result of a search in ADFW :
[DCE91486] Xcopy

DB name > NeverEndingAmigaStory_Anton[UseDBName].db
Result of the same search in ADFW :
[DCE91486] NeverEndingAmigaStory_Anton - Xcopy

- Added support for "Virus Startup-Coder II"
It is not a virus but a script coded in an executable. It is usually used to hide the real content of the startup sequence and prevent any modification.

Code:

 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
| s/startup-sequence                                                                                                             |
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
| ;                      Stardust Dragons Lair Slideshow                                                                         |
| ;                      -------------------------------                                                                         |
|                                                                                                                              0 |
| ;                           released on 10.3.1991                                                                              |
|                                                                                                                                |
| ;                                     by                                                                                       |
|                                                                                                                                |
| ;                             THB from STARDUST                                                                                |
|                                                                                                                                |
|                                                                                                                                |
|                                                                                                                                |
| ;                          all pics © by Ready Soft                                                                            |
|                                                                                                                                |
|                                                                                                                                |
| ;   a big hello must go to all our Contacts on the legendary Planet called                                                     |
|                                                                                                                                |
| ;                                    EARTH                                                                                     |
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

------------------------ -------- -------- -- -- -- ---------------- -----------------------------------------
 Content list           |  Size  | CRC32  |BA|HR|SQ|      Date      | Information                             |
------------------------ -------- -------- -- -- -- ---------------- -----------------------------------------
c/                      |   <DIR>|        |OK|OK|  |1991.03.18 20:57|                                         |
c/hardreset             |     100|E27BED2E|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.10 11:55|                                         |
c/l                     |   2.016|5002446E|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 20:31|                                         |
c/loader                |   8.472|0FAF9541|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 20:32|                                         |
c/ns                    |     124|58F4AEB2|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 20:56|                                         |
c/play                  |  17.884|A3DFE668|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.10 11:50|                                         |
c/Run                   |   2.324|886193CD|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 20:57|                                         |
c/sound                 |  71.730|587A382B|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.10 11:53|                                         |
c/v                     |  11.452|88BC46E5|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:45|                                         |
s/                      |   <DIR>|        |OK|OK|  |1991.03.18 21:06|                                         |
s/startup-sequence      |     555|0D1EB356|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 21:06|                                         |
0                       |   2.408|1A0F4B8E|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 20:57|ShellScript Exe : Virus Startup-Coder II |
0[decoded].txt          |      93|6CE3F203|OK|OK|OK|1970.01.01 00:00|Fake file: Hidden ShellScript decoded    |
1                       |  29.040|5CD0F2AC|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:46|                                         |
10                      |  32.956|BBCA6AAE|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:51|                                         |
11                      |  35.122|6B2E7C9D|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:52|                                         |
12                      |  34.700|02CA0ABA|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:52|                                         |
13                      |  32.946|00000000|OK|OK|KO|1991.03.18 18:53|Sect 1732 seq 32 => Data block corrupted |
14                      |  29.266|29F9423D|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:53|                                         |
15                      |  21.614|E0B5A546|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:54|                                         |
16                      |  32.086|00000000|OK|OK|KO|1991.03.18 18:54|Sect 1751 seq 38 => Data block corrupted |
17                      |  33.514|6AAE0125|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:55|                                         |
18                      |  27.334|5822316A|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 19:03|                                         |
2                       |  30.266|FF93D3A6|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:48|                                         |
3                       |  32.530|06B8E95E|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:48|                                         |
4                       |  31.676|49DCC0FE|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:49|                                         |
5                       |  15.118|40E2B80F|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:49|                                         |
6                       |  21.084|77958B5E|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:50|                                         |
7                       |  32.648|8407CD88|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:50|                                         |
8                       |  33.834|071B805B|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:51|                                         |
9                       |  28.894|A2E631F2|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 18:51|                                         |
system-configuration    |     232|DD03131A|OK|OK|OK|1991.03.18 20:45|                                         |
THB                     | 150.104|DFC0FDDC|OK|OK|OK|1991.06.25 20:02|                                         |
------------------------ -------- -------- -- -- -- ---------------- -----------------------------------------

1) The startup-sequence runs the program "0" which is hidden on the right in the text
2) ADFW identifies program "0" as type "Virus Startup-Coder II"
3) After processing, a fake file is created, based on the original file name
4) The "Extract files..." function allows to recover
0[decoded].txt :

Code:

ns
thb
l c/loader
play -p6 c/sound
v 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
hardreset

22 April 2021, 21:43	#168
Crashdisk Moderator Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: France Age: 46 Posts: 1,982	Hi people, it's time to release a beta version of ADF-Workshop. It's a beta so some functions might not work as expected (especially Renaming). Almost nothing has changed compared to the last version but some functions have been rewritten, the ADF databases are incompatible with the 2015 version (v11 > v12) in order to expand the possibilities of identification with in particular the support of Warp files (without decompression and MFM not supported). As a gift, you can make your own databases and why not, publish them here! Just launch the "!DB_Maker_v12.0" tool and choose a folder containing uncompressed ADF files (the search is recursive in the child folders). A database "Last_ADF_File.db" will be generated (and must renamed/placed in "database_ADF"). The latest TOSEC databases and my Non-TOSEC are included. ABR v3/v4 databases supported and included. Complete rewrite of the bootblock detection routines but as I did not finish transferring the old database, it remains supported and present. Warning, many new viruses detected ! http://dl.free.fr/sAdMLwfTI Thank you for your feedback VirusTotal analyse 6/68 Last edited by Crashdisk; 22 April 2021 at 21:51.

28 April 2021, 17:20	#176
Crashdisk Moderator Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: France Age: 46 Posts: 1,982	Unfortunately no, you can't convert DB v11 to v12 because the data used is different. As, this is a beta version and I have provided a tool to generate your own databases, I didn't worry too much about this point New beta in first post - Updated exec database - Updated bootblock database - Added hardcoded detection of "Diavolo Backup" bootblock Added Unrenamed Yori ADF database Other databases will come later... Last edited by Crashdisk; 28 April 2021 at 18:09.

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18 November 2019, 18:07	#161
curtcool Registered User Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Valby / Denmark Age: 47 Posts: 91	Just want to add my innermost thanks to Crashdisk for creating this excellent tool which makes it a lot easier to sort collections in order to locate "new" demos/scene productions for Bitworld. Hopefully, with new TOSEC releases, it will become even more efficient (adding all disk images from amigascne.org to the database would also be extremely helpful for me ...

11 January 2020, 09:25	#162
Crashdisk Moderator Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: France Age: 46 Posts: 1,982	Hi everyone, until I have time to work on a public beta of ADFW, you'll find an update of Warez Scene dat in the first post : Unrenamed Set - Warez scene (v2018-12-30) => 236.362 disks Unrenamed Set - Warez scene (v2020-01-10) => 276.108 disks

14 January 2020, 08:47	#163
curtcool Registered User Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Valby / Denmark Age: 47 Posts: 91	Since nobody else are saying it, thank you sir!

14 January 2020, 08:55	#164
chip Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Italy Age: 49 Posts: 2,942	Yep, you are right Curtcool Thanks to Crashdisk for the new ADF Workshop that will be released soon .... i hope

14 January 2020, 20:45	#165
RoC Registered User Join Date: May 2011 Location: Italy Posts: 214	Thanks for the dats’ update and look forward to a public beta of this great tool

15 January 2020, 01:17	#166
Sandancer Registered User Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Wakefield Posts: 270	Awesome CrashDisk Thank You

15 January 2020, 01:36	#167
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Yup, as others have said... many thanks Crashdisk

22 April 2021, 22:31	#169
Viceroy Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sunderland Posts: 946	I can't understand any of the above Crashdisk, but thanks for the update of a great program ;-)

23 April 2021, 00:23	#170
chip Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Italy Age: 49 Posts: 2,942	Thanks for the update Out of curiosity, why the decompression of .WRP to .ADF is not supported yet ? It is planned or for some reason it can't be done ?

23 April 2021, 10:16	#172
Viceroy Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sunderland Posts: 946	Haha :-)

23 April 2021, 14:42	#173
philgood1351fr Registered User Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: Coulommiers/France Posts: 93	Nice. Thanks for the update.

23 April 2021, 23:35	#174
RoC Registered User Join Date: May 2011 Location: Italy Posts: 214	The must-have tool for analysing disk. Thanks for the update!

28 April 2021, 11:19	#175
curtcool Registered User Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Valby / Denmark Age: 47 Posts: 91	Yes, thank you for the update! Will let you know if I come across any problems and perhaps make a few databases of whatever disk collections I can come across . Any idea when the existing v11 databases might be converted to the v12 format? (as some of them seem pretty useful).

28 April 2021, 22:31	#177
curtcool Registered User Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Valby / Denmark Age: 47 Posts: 91	That's perfectly allright, Crashdisk, only asking. In the mean time, I decided to create some databases with the new tool (as I have a bad cold and generally needed to relax and not do mindtaxing stuff). There's quite a few of them in this ftp://grandis.nu/~Uploads/curtcool/A...ollections.zip In other words, I made databases from, among others: Danish Collection (my own), BS1 Collection, Dutch Collection, Austrian Collection, a few collections from Icycool, Skid Row Collection, Di3tz33 (or whatever) collection and a quite a few others. Probably useful for me, may not be for you. Would like a complete database of all adf/dms-files on amigascne.org too, but ... That's gonna be hard work ...

29 April 2021, 08:16	#179
Viceroy Registered User Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sunderland Posts: 946	;-)

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