What does this do?
This toolset implements some legacy floppy disk formats as FUSE filesystems to make them easier to work with on a modern system.
What doesn't this do?
Currently only reading of files is supported, the capability to write/change files as well es creating disk images from scratch will be added in the future.
- DOS68: 35 tracks, 18 sectors per track, 128 bytes per sector
- FLEX2: 40 or 80 tracks, 10 sectors per track, 256 bytes per sector
How do I use it?
Compiling
You will need Go installed to compile this. Download the latest version from golang.org.
To build floppymount change to the floppymount directory and run go build cmd/floppymount.go
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Mounting a DOS68 image
The utility will output a listing of the image and mount it using FUSE.
$ floppymount --type=dos68 SSBDOS68.img ./mountpoint
FILE NAME FTFS BTBS ETES NSEC
DFM68O.352 5200 0002 0006 5
DFM68O.353 5200 0007 0010 10
LIST .$ 5200 0011 0103 5
DOS68 .51C 0200 0104 0308 41
SET .$ 0200 030A 0310 7
VIEW .$ 0200 0311 0400 2
[...]
ASMBC .$ 0200 0E0F 110A 50
BASICC.$ 0200 110B 1603 83
SYSEQU.TXT 0100 1604 1903 54
DO .$ 0200 1904 1907 4
PTCH .TXT 0100 1909 1909 1
SYSPRT.BIN 0200 190A 190A 1
TART .BAK 0100 190B 190B 1
START .BAK 0100 190C 190C 1
START .UP 0100 190D 190D 1
FREE SECTORS= 167
To unmount the image just eject it using your file explorer or fusermount -u ./mountpoint
Mounting a FLEX2 image
The utility will output a listing of the image and mount it using FUSE.
$ floppymount --type=flex2 F2UTIL1.DSK ./mountpoint
DISK LABEL: UTILITY1
CREATED: 1979-03-18
FILE NAME ATTR STRT END NSEC SMI DATE
WORDS .TXT 00 1001 0D03 8 00 1979-05-12
UP-LOW .TXT 00 0F05 0F0A 6 00 1979-05-12
CONTIN .TXT 00 0B09 0C01 3 00 1979-05-12
DUMP .TXT 00 1B01 1E0A 9 00 1979-05-12
DUMP .CMD 00 1D08 1D08 1 00 1979-05-12
COPY .CMD 00 0203 0207 5 00 1979-03-18
CMPMEM .TXT 00 190A 1A06 7 00 1979-05-12
[...]
UP-LOW .CMD 00 1309 1309 1 00 1979-05-12
WORDS .CMD 00 1002 1002 1 00 1979-05-12
HELPP .TXT 00 1701 1007 14 00 1980-04-29
HELP .CMD 00 0909 090A 2 00 1980-04-29
FREE SECTORS= 21
To unmount the image just eject it using your file explorer or fusermount -u ./mountpoint