Hex Editor

Retro1234 · 06 August 2006, 18:43

Can anyone help I looking for a Good Hex editor?
The one i use to use had A rewind button and the buttom in the middle was a record button and fastforward a bit like a video machine and you could open up a Ndos Disk as a device Can Any One Help?

hexaae · 08 August 2006, 11:54

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Originally Posted by Boo Boo

Can anyone help I looking for a Good Hex editor?
The one i use to use had A rewind button and the buttom in the middle was a record button and fastforward a bit like a video machine and you could open up a Ndos Disk as a device Can Any One Help?

The best is FileX 2.4 for Amiga. But you can't edit NDOS disks with it, you should make a file-disk of the actual floppy I guess

Damage · 08 August 2006, 15:26

I use to use one called ZAP or NewZAP or something like that it was pretty good

hexaae · 08 August 2006, 19:22

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Originally Posted by Damage

I use to use one called ZAP or NewZAP or something like that it was pretty good

ZapHod

dlfrsilver · 09 August 2006, 10:22

DEKSID 2.0 is the tool you need, you can edit standard and NDOS disks.

this one is easy to get ^^.

Hungry Horace · 09 August 2006, 17:42

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Originally Posted by hexaae

ZapHod

actually, i would suggest it was more likely NewZap.... which is what i use.
nothing fancy, but it does the job.

BippyM · 09 August 2006, 19:59

I use Zap it is extremely simple and does the job I need perfectly

Also it shows how well programmed it is being a paltry 9kb

Marcuz · 09 August 2006, 21:05

HEX! by Nicola Salmoria is the best hex editor on Amiga for my needs. Disk Monitor should instead open ndos disks.

Retro1234 · 10 August 2006, 18:20

Ok Thank you for your Replys, "DEKSID 2.0" seems to be the one for me as it opens NDos Disk
I have to go through A few more on Aminet Its just there was a hex editor I realy liked at the time.I know it came on an Amiga Format Subcription Disk Ill have to serch hard!!!

Retro1234 · 24 October 2006, 11:03

I found it "AZAP"

06 August 2006, 18:43	#1
Retro1234 Phone Homer Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 5150 Posts: 5,773	Hex Editor Can anyone help I looking for a Good Hex editor? The one i use to use had A rewind button and the buttom in the middle was a record button and fastforward a bit like a video machine and you could open up a Ndos Disk as a device Can Any One Help?

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Damage Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Australia Age: 51 Posts: 19	I use to use one called ZAP or NewZAP or something like that it was pretty good

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dlfrsilver CaptainM68K-SPS France Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Melun nearby Paris/France Age: 46 Posts: 10,412	DEKSID 2.0 is the tool you need, you can edit standard and NDOS disks. this one is easy to get ^^.

09 August 2006, 19:59	#7
BippyM Global Moderator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 48 Posts: 9,355	I use Zap it is extremely simple and does the job I need perfectly Also it shows how well programmed it is being a paltry 9kb

09 August 2006, 21:05	#8
Marcuz Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: . Age: 48 Posts: 5,562	HEX! by Nicola Salmoria is the best hex editor on Amiga for my needs. Disk Monitor should instead open ndos disks.

10 August 2006, 18:20	#9
Retro1234 Phone Homer Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 5150 Posts: 5,773	Ok Thank you for your Replys, "DEKSID 2.0" seems to be the one for me as it opens NDos Disk I have to go through A few more on Aminet Its just there was a hex editor I realy liked at the time.I know it came on an Amiga Format Subcription Disk Ill have to serch hard!!!

24 October 2006, 11:03	#10
Retro1234 Phone Homer Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 5150 Posts: 5,773	I found it "AZAP"

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