cornish (02/06/83)
.TH CPMFF 1 "Nov 29, 1982" .UC 4 .rm }C .ds ]W "Microtel Pacific Research .SH NAME cpmff - manipulate cpm formatted floppy images .SH SYNOPSIS .br .B cpmff .B c\c [\c .B v\c ][\c .B s\c ][\c .B r\c ][\c .B q\c ][\c ][\c .B f .I image\c ] [\c .I file ...\c ] .br .B cpmff .B x\c [\c .B v\c ][\c .B s\c ][\c .B r\c ][\c .B f .I image\c ] [\c .I file ...\c ] .br .B cpmff .B t\c [\c .B v\c ][\c .B s\c ][\c .B r\c ][\c .B f .I image\c ] [\c .I file ...\c ] .br .SH DESCRIPTION .B Cpmff allows the manipulation of floppy images in cpm standard format. The image is for a standard 8" floppy, single sided, single density, with 77 tracks, 26 sectors/track, 128 byte/sector, with up to 64 files per image. Available commands are .B c to create a floppy image with specified files, .B t to tabulate files on a floppy image, and .B x to extract files from a floppy image .sp .BR C reate, .BR x tract, and .BR t abulate accept file names as arguments. The first 8 chars of the file name and the first 3 chars after the first '.' will be used to make the cpm file name. .sp Available flags are: .TP .B v verbose mode - more information. .TP .B s Size information about files is provided, in 1 Kbyte groups. .TP .B f .I image specifies the file to use as cpm floppy image (default "floppy"). .TP .B r Raw mode is utilized when extracting files from image, rather than discarding trailing control-z's from each sector. .SH BUGS This command is only usable with the raw floppy device, or with a file created by flcopy(1) or itself, as the files are not true cpm images, having been hashed by flcopy during the copy from the raw device. .sp Specifying a file multiple times on the command line will result in multiple extractions, creations, or tabulations. .sp Text files going on floppy need a ^M at the end of each line to be usable in cpm based microcomputers. .sp There is a risk that unix files will collide with the same cpm file name. .SH AUTHOR Allan Cornish