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User Comment
Submitted by Claus_2015 on 7 October 2020
| Thanks Frantic for your further feedback, I created a new version that adds a possibility to have multiple files with the same name for directory art: cc1541 V3.2 |
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Submitted by Frantic on 4 October 2020
| That's great. Thank you very much! |
User Comment
Submitted by Claus_2015 on 3 October 2020
In Commodore DOS you always need a pointer to a segment and track for a dir entry. The solution for dummy dir entries in cc1541 is the so-called "loop file" (this goes back to JackAssers original version of cc1541). You can specify the name of a file on the disk with -l, then the dir entry for the loop file will point to the segment and track of that file, effectively creating a duplicate dir entry to this file (it loops back to that file so to say).
Example:
cc1541 -f start -w localfile.prg -f "----------" -l start
The loop file can be written before the file that it references, so this also works:
cc1541 -f "----------" -l start -f start -w localfile.prg
This works for any file type, if you want a DEL file, use:
cc1541 -T DEL -f "----------" -l start -f start -w localfile.prg |
User Comment
Submitted by Frantic on 3 October 2020
| I may misunderstand something here.. Can this tool actually be used to write empty files as separators (DEL type files I suppose, if I remember correctly) into a directory. If so, how? |
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Submitted by Claus_2015 on 1 September 2019
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