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Amiga computer related discussion => General chat about Amiga topics => Topic started by: 3246251196 on April 27, 2006, 03:19:32 PM
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ok. i have yet to get a pcmcia card (or a null-modem cable) but there is this way i have researched how to get info from PC to AMIGA. anyway, that is not the point
i have a file named: "disk.2" -
now, i also copied ADF2DISK into the C folder of WB so that it is an established command.
disk.2 i have copied to the hdd
in cli i type: "adf2disk disk.2" it comes up with a message directly beneath saying:
"Diskimage must be 901120 Bytes"
so i think that implies the file disk.2 yes? but why is this so!?
(by the way i have just renamed disk.2 to HSBd2)
thanks!
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All adf files are 901120 bytes, or 880KB, which is the size of a DD Amiga disk. If the file 'disk.2' isn't 901120 bytes then it isn't an adf file, and so you can't write it to a disk using adf2disk. ADF files generally have the file extension '.adf'.
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actually it said disk.1 and disk.2 and it had a SLAVE file so i think it was meant to be a HDD game tbh. yeah?
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3246251196 wrote:
actually it said disk.1 and disk.2 and it had a SLAVE file so i think it was meant to be a HDD game tbh. yeah?
Yeap, they're not adf images.
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hmm check this out though:
Desert Strike (by the way ALL the games in question are games that i DO own and have bought):
(http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/4918/ds0sf.jpg)
there is some HDD stuff BUT there are also the three disk (adf disk???)
is this folder a combination of the HDD installed version via WHDload AND also an inclusion of the three ADFs??
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bump.
guys, your expert help? what you think?
thanks, 324
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Seems to me, is it really as old an install as the dates show?
Meaning an update might be needed with recent WHDLoad.