#RecoveryWhiskers 0.5.0 is out.
You can now modify the desired numbers of reads you want your data to have and cycle through all flux rotations:
#RecoveryWhiskers 0.5.0 is out.
You can now modify the desired numbers of reads you want your data to have and cycle through all flux rotations:
ohh this one has the stoned virus!
Was there ever a concept of emulation for embedded games? E.g. #Tamagotchi being one of the most well known? But there were old super mario handhelds and watches too...
#Emulation #RetroGaming #SoftwareHistory #SoftwareArchiving #digipres
I filed some things to archive
PC LOGO (KRS): https://archive.org/details/pc_logo_krs [lost media, found this on a floppy]
Floppydriver: https://archive.org/details/flpydrvr (archived in some deep archive but wasn't filed as an item with metadata)
I found a German Logo interpreter on a floppy disk. After unpacking the M24 binary I found these strings:PC LOGO EDITOR V3.10 (KRS)PC LOGO (tm) 3.20$Deutsche...
when you get an original disk that looks like it's nice to have a flux copy of, but you find out it was modified by Windows Volume Tracker.
today I managed to hack in more parsing and a warning message for atari ST floppies that go to track 80 or 81 (maybe also 82?).
My teac drive that I normally like doesn't go past 79. Another random drive from my pile does.
Added a warning about this to the status window.
I did some refactoring so the software now reads past those tracks if it detects an Atari ST image. One of the problems I need to fix is that the first floppy I tried has data up to track 80, it claims to have 10 sectors per track but all sectors at track 0-79 have are 9 sectors, but track 80 has 10 sectors (all empty).
That bugs out my software right now as it doesn't have support for tracks with different sector sizes yet.
#RecoveryWhiskers #floppy #retroComputing #softwareArchiving
me: "I need to test #RecoveryWhiskers with a DMF floppy"
me: forgets for weeks
me: reads a random floppy and it turns out to be formatted with DMF settings and it works perfectly
Weekend progress on #RecoveryWhiskers :
Once the sectors containing the file allocation tables (FAT) is read, it will show you their size or if the FAT is empty.
next up will be adding a file listing and also make the program smarter so if it detects a large area of empty sectors and that area is empty at the file allocation table (if this is read correctly) then it should assume these are actually empty sectors.
I didn't get to it this weekend and I have work to do that pays for my my living (ugh)
#RecoveryWhiskers now has some actual information of the floppy when available.
Some more to follow requiring more refactoring..