New tool for DragonDOS disk images!

[pser1]

Hi Robert,
I have tried this new version with an AGD disk and have extracted the binary files without issues
Thanks a lot for adding this checkbox
cheers!

[robcfg]

Glad to be of help!

Thanks for trying it

[robcfg]

Surprise release time!

I couldn't help myself but to add rendering of text-based screens, so explore your disks in search of gems like these:

DragonDOS_v1.0.4_TextRenders.png (181.4 KiB) Viewed 222838 times

Grab the latest binaries here: https://github.com/robcfg/retrotools/re ... DOS_v1.0.4

Cheers!

[admin]

Just catching up on this - I have LOADS of disk images from collections that I can now go and explore.......Off to waste some time....

Thanks for the tool !!

[robcfg]

My pleasure!

If you have any suggestion or find an error, please give me shout and I'll be happy to help.

Happy exploring!

[robcfg]

Hello everyone!

Thanks to Bluearcus' contribution of the JVC disk image format, I got myself to rewrite some things here and there and now there's a robust system in place for adding any disk image format that may be needed.

So, now the program supports .VDK, .JVC, ImageDisk .IMD and raw .DSK files seamlessly!

The "New disk" dialog has been completely overhauled and now lets you select all disk configurations and the type of disk image format.

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As you can imagine all the good stuff also applies to the command-line version of the tool

You can find it here: https://github.com/robcfg/retrotools/re ... DOS_v1.0.5

As usual, please try it and report any problem or suggestion.

Cheers,
Rob

[robcfg]

I've finally implemented a nice disassembler, because why not..., and would like to know if besides the UI, there would be interest in getting the disassembly through the command-line util too.

Something on the lines of:

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dragondos disassembly disk.vdk <file index> <processor type>

and getting the disassembly on the standard output for you to redirect it wherever you like.

Cheers,
Rob

[robcfg]

While you think about my previous question, I've decided to make a new release with the disassembly view

DragonDOS_v1.06_Disassembly_View.png (298.13 KiB) Viewed 938 times

You can select 6809 or 6309 processors and you'll enjoy some nice highlighting.

Grab it while it's hot! https://github.com/robcfg/retrotools/re ... DOS_v1.0.6

Cheers,
Rob

[rolfmichelsen]

Nice tool, and getting nicer all the time. With disk image tools and a disassembler in the same wrapping, how about also supporting disassembly/extraction/etc of boot sectors, or of any random sector? Or, maybe that finally is another tool...?

-- Rolf

[robcfg]

Well, the functionality is already there, so extracting and disassembling sectors should be fairly easy (famous last words... ).

I can give it a try to check that it actually works and maybe think on the window design.

May I ask you for one image with a known boot sector so I can double check?