06 May 2013, 17:09 | #41 |
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it could certainly interest some people. For me, after a long wait, I decided to write my own tools. Like that at least, I do not depend on anyone ^^
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Now I happily have 2 x a1200's and 2 x a600's... |
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I don't think I did anything more than removing the temporary file creation call (a horrible hack). Out of curiosity, what do your own tools do? |
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My tool is far from being finished but it is tested by some members of the TOSEC team. Feature: - File decompression DMS 1.xx and 2.xx (of course) - Automatic Decoding - Merge files - Identification of the content based on the analysis of the tracks and on the database TOSEC - Identification of the bootblock - Repair damage caused by some viruses - Display files present (or deleted) on the disc with an estimate of their health - and some other stuff ... |
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