I mean, when I read the directory entry for a file, the size is 1 byte longer than the actual size of the file.
When I extracted a file from one of my disk images, the last byte wasn't really part of it.
DOS nightmares
- rolfmichelsen
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Re: DOS nightmares
Guys,
Here's a small program that should make it easier to work with DragonDos filesystems hosted inside .vdk or .dsk virtual diskette images. The program can create filesystems, list directories, delete files and transfer files between the DragonDos filesystem and the local filesystem. You'll need to have the Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.0 installed to use the program.
The error handling is pretty minimal at the moment. Expect uncaught exceptions and stack traces if something goes wrong...
-- Rolf
Edit: New archive uploaded with better error handling.
Here's a small program that should make it easier to work with DragonDos filesystems hosted inside .vdk or .dsk virtual diskette images. The program can create filesystems, list directories, delete files and transfer files between the DragonDos filesystem and the local filesystem. You'll need to have the Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.0 installed to use the program.
The error handling is pretty minimal at the moment. Expect uncaught exceptions and stack traces if something goes wrong...
-- Rolf
Edit: New archive uploaded with better error handling.
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