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Offline GreatLor

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Re: Help with Tequila adf image program.
« on: May 11, 2004, 01:43:55 PM »
I dont know how much RAM you have in your Amiga, but if you have - unlike me -  more then one meg then you should copy the smaller file to "RAM:", then join the bigger file with the smaller one which is already in RAM and the output should go to "RAM:" also.
what you'll need is to use a dos-command (takes less memory then a GUI-progg), possibly the "join" command but I havent tested it and dont know if it works with binary files, if not, I'm sure there are dos-commands to download from the net (aminet perhaps ?).
Anyway, if you have MORE then 1 meg RAM then your a lucky guy, if I had more ram then 1 meg I would be playing my old games right now   :-(
 

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Re: Help with Tequila adf image program.
« Reply #1 on: May 11, 2004, 02:46:38 PM »
@borat, you have A1200, great, you have 2 meg RAM (at least) and OS 3.0 (at least), so even if the a "join"-like command that joins binary files doesnt exist in the c-directory I'm SURE there are files for download, but before you look around, test the join command, I havent done it myself, make a back-up of a useless (or useful for that matter) file and then move it to a ms-dos formatted disk (720k-formatted offcourse), then download it into the pc HD and use a command called bsplit (the command must be downloaded, it isnt a built in command), and then read the splitted files in your amiga and test the join command on them and then run the output (if it is an executable file that is), if it doesent work then look in the net for a command/program that joins binary-files.

Here you can download bsplit: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/util/disk/bsplit.zip

I think there is a documantation in the zip-file for the usage.