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Submitted by zzarko on 21 August 2015
| PyD64Fix V1.1.1 - A couple of small changes to make it compatible with Python 3 |
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Submitted by hedning on 20 August 2015
| New release. Updating file is just for spelling errors etc. |
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Submitted by zzarko on 20 August 2015
| OK, thanks to soci, I have made small modifications to code and it is now Python 2 and Python 3 compatible. Should I upload it here, alongside existing file, or make a new release (this one was about 12 hours ago)? |
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Submitted by zzarko on 20 August 2015
@Lemming: yes, he did and I credited him in 1.0 release notes for the idea. But, as soci said, it was win only and I needed something for Linux and command line.
Still, sailor's release does something better: if there are only errors for the same block in more images, his program chooses the least bad error. As I don't know what errors are "better" than others, my program chooses first image with block if they all contain errors. I haven't found that information anywhere, and if someone is willing to share, please contact me. |
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Submitted by soci on 20 August 2015
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Submitted by lemming on 20 August 2015
| didn't sailor already do this? D64EIC |
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Submitted by zzarko on 20 August 2015
| @soci: I'll see about Python 3 (I have it installed), Python 2 is still main version in my distribution... README comming also, thanks for reminding me, I forgot that. |
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Submitted by soci on 20 August 2015
This d64 combining is something I wanted to have last weekend. Then the only similar tool I found was a win32 release which was out of question, so I wrote the function myself.
Now this looks promising. But there's a problem. In my distribution pyqt4 is only available for python 3 and the code was written for python 2. Any plans to make it compatible with both?
Please include a small README file. Yes eventually I've found the -u switch, but would be nicer to have some explanation in the usual place, which also lists library dependencies. |
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Submitted by zzarko on 20 August 2015
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Submitted by zzarko on 20 August 2015
| Forgot to mention: tested only on Linux, if you have trouble running elsewhere, contact me on PM. nextd64.sh is bash script, so it requires bash shell to run. |
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Submitted by zzarko on 20 August 2015
New version of the program, with some additions and bug-fixes made while transferring over 200 floppies.
The archive also contains nextd64.sh bash script that was used as an automation tool for transferring. |
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