Re: Searching for an assembly guru -- DART disk utility

I suppose I used a native image converter DART to DC42 on macos classic. Maybe it was shrinkwrap.
Transfer to and from PC were 1 or 2 image at one time on 1.44Mb floppy (with HFV explorer on PC for filetype and creator).

Transfers were done in 2007 I think (date of files on an old backup).

Unfortunatly I erased my original development laptop for IDLE (a toshiba libretto ct100 that was erased to test Nextstep 3.3 Intel)

Le dimanche 21 janvier 2018 20:55:05 UTC+1, Ray Arachelian a écrit :
>
> There were only 3 possibilities for conversion in order of best to worst:
>
> 1. Using both disk copy 4.2 and dart on real or emulated classic Mac.
>
> 2. Using lisafsh-tool, works fine for RLE and some, but not all. LZH
> images.
>
> 3. Using disk copy 6.x (tags are lost, but this is ok for
> xenix/uniplus/macworks with HFS I think) and tags can be recreated for the
> boot block/loader blocks on Xenix/Uniplus.
>
> Looks like we're about to get a new tool! 😃
>

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