Were can i get Propack?

[retrogamer]

Doe's anyone know where I can get Propack

[s2325]

try http://aminet.net/package/util/pack/RNC_ProPack

[retrogamer]

Originally Posted by s2325

try http://aminet.net/package/util/pack/RNC_ProPack

Witch command shold I use to compress multplie files?

ppami,exe p d *.* doesn't seems to work?

[s2325]

p is for PC exe/com files, maybe you have Amiga exe

4.0 FILE TYPES

Only one file type may be specified and it must not be omitted. All
files referred to in the file specification must be of the same
file type and the same as the file type parameter.

The file type parameter tells PRO-PACK whether you want to pack a
data or executable file and the format of the file to expect if it
is an executable file. The "-d" file type specifies a data file,
all other file types are executable.

You cannot pack a data file as an executable file.

NOTE

Any type of file (including executable files) may be packed as
data. A packed data file contains only the PRO-PACK header
information plus the actual packed data. Executable files are
packed with a self-extract piece of code added to the file.
This allows them to automatically unpack (and relocate if
necessary) when the file is run.

The current version of PRO-PACK supports the following file types:

d: Data

Specifies the file type to be data, eg. game data, graphic data,
sprite data, music data etc. Any file type can be packed as data.

p: IBM PC

Specifies the file type to be an PC ".EXE" or ".COM" file. You
cannot pack Microsoft Windows or OS/2 executable files.

s: Atari ST

Specifies the file type to be an Atari ST ".TOS" format file.

NOTE

Any debug information occuring at the end of a ".TOS" format
file will be packed with the rest of the file.

a: CBM Amiga

Specifies the file type to be an AmigaDos load file.

NOTE

SYMBOL and DEBUG hunks are not packed and will not appear in
the packed file. Files containing OVERLAY hunks will not be
packed.

m: MC68000

Specifies the file type to be an executable Motorola 68000 binary
file containing 68000 instructions (and probably data). The
execution address of the file is assumed to be the start of the
file. A different execution address may be specified with the "-x"
option.

l: Atari Lynx

Specifies the file type to be an Epyx .BIN type file. The same type
of file produced by the ASM assembler.

[thor]

@s2325 The p is correct since the first argument is the command (p=pack) and the second one specifies the file type (d=data).

@retrogamer The problem is that the Amiga version needs Amiga-style wildcards, so just use: ppami.exe p d #?

[retrogamer]

Originally Posted by thor

@s2325 The p is correct since the first argument is the command (p=pack) and the second one specifies the file type (d=data).

@retrogamer The problem is that the Amiga version needs Amiga-style wildcards, so just use: ppami.exe p d #?

Thanks!

It works fine now.