DKB 1202 MagicMem

[guest20923]

Does anyone have a copy of MagicMem the companion software for the DKB 1202 8MB memory board for the A1200?
If so, could you PM it to me or send a link?
Thanks.

[guest20923]

Update - I've just found MagicMem on LSD Legaltools 143 at this site:
http://www.theoldcomputer.com/roms/index.php?folder=Commodore//Amiga/Compilations/Applications

But I've written the adf and tried it and got a software error. Also I tried to copy MagicMem from the disk and the DIR comes up empty.

[vince_6]

The disk works fine.

Here, I've extracted the contents.

https://wetransfer.com/downloads/77b2254d4113f15a086c337fe88d4ceb20180103135223/ffb4fd77ba3f4deb0c67d6c4cad60e0f20180103135223/c03fd4?utm_campaign=WT_email_tracking&utm_content=general&utm_medium=download_button&utm_source=notify_recipient_email

[guest20923]

That is absolutely awesome. I've no idea how to extract a compiled disk but thanks. Gives me something to go on with. Hopefully MagicMem won't cause an error in my ss. (WB 3.0).Thanks again.

[vince_6]

I usually extract them with adf2disk which is in my C directory.
I use the command

adf2disk filename.adf

If you want to make a bootable disk with the files, format a floppy disk, copy the files in and type in a shell

install df0:

[guest20923]

I have adf2disk on a CF card in the CF0: PCMCIA port. I type adf2disk filename.adf DF0:filename. It copies the disk directly. (and will be bootable if adf is).
If you used adf2disk to extract the file -where does it extract to? C:? I thought you'd have an error with no destination file type.
How did you extract the disk in it's compiled format so you can see the files and directories?
Cheers

[vince_6]

I've opened it with WinUAE :-)
You can mount it there or to a real amiga with this:

http://aminet.net/package/disk/misc/DiskImageGui

If it is a system friendly disk it will display the contents.

[guest20923]

Thanks for the link. May come in handy later.