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From: jjhnsn@ut-ngp.UUCP (J. Lee Johnson)
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Subject: Re: cpmfloppy for VAX780 running 4.xBSD
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Date: Wed, 20-Feb-85 20:40:05 EST
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> A while back, the sources of this beast allowing to read/write
> CP/M 8" SS/SD floppies were distributed on the net.  Could
> somebody mail me these sources as I now need them.

This can be done with "dd", for example:

% dd if=/dev/floppy of=foo bs=128 count=2002  # read CP/M disk into file "foo"
% dd of=/dev/floppy if=foo bs=128 count=2002  # write CP/M disk from file "foo"

Berkeley supplies a program called "cpm" that allows you to manipulate
a CP/M diskette image file. Look for the sources in /usr/src/new/cpm.
The documentation is in volume 2C of the Berkeley manuals.

James Lee Johnson, U.T. Computation Center, Austin, Texas 78712
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