S680534@UWEC.BITNET (ROBERT TANNER) (12/18/89)
Is there a way to dissassemble a disk's bit map? I have been able to look at it with Block Warden, but I'd like to dissassemble it and generate labels (like with the ORCA dissassembler). Thanks. _____ ||___|| Bob Tanner | o | BITNET: S680534@UWEC.BITNET |__O__| Amiga: Aaarg, Make It Go Away I.B.M.: International Brotherhood of Morons
blochowi@rt5.cs.wisc.edu (Jason Blochowiak) (12/21/89)
In article <891217.21252372.011167@UWEC.CP6> S680534@UWEC.BITNET (ROBERT TANNER) writes: >Is there a way to dissassemble a disk's bit map? I have been able to look >at it with Block Warden, but I'd like to dissassemble it and generate >labels (like with the ORCA dissassembler). Thanks. What exactly do you mean by "dissassemble"? And how would you label it, anyways? If you're talking about viewing a volume bitmap in something other than raw hex, I believe one of the new features of Copy ][+ V9.0 is the ability to look at the bitmap of any size volume (although I think it compresses it into one screenful). >||___|| Bob Tanner >| o | BITNET: S680534@UWEC.BITNET -- Jason Blochowiak - blochowi@garfield.cs.wisc.edu or jason@madnix.uucp "Education, like neurosis, begins at home." - Milton R. Sapirstein