BIN to IMG
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Hillbillie
BIN to IMG
Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
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Chase
RE:BIN to IMG
>On 2001-04-05 22:29:04, Hillbillie wrote:
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted
>by DJGPP into a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
Unless you're talking about a specific kind of image format then
you don't. The "bin" format is a raw binary format.
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted
>by DJGPP into a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
Unless you're talking about a specific kind of image format then
you don't. The "bin" format is a raw binary format.
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Chris Giese
RE:BIN to IMG
>On 2001-04-05 22:29:04, Hillbillie wrote:
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into a raw image?
Do you mean the .IMG files that Bochs uses?
The file created by DSKIMG (or RAWREAD, or DD),
which is a "snapshot" of a floppy disk?
You can use MTOOLS to manipulate files on a
.IMG disk.
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into a raw image?
Do you mean the .IMG files that Bochs uses?
The file created by DSKIMG (or RAWREAD, or DD),
which is a "snapshot" of a floppy disk?
You can use MTOOLS to manipulate files on a
.IMG disk.
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Guest
RE:BIN to IMG
I meant a IMG file that I can use rawrite.exe to write to a floppy and boot up with. I want to turn a BIN file created by DJGPP into a IMG file to rawrite to disk. I've heard I can do this with dd in linux, but I'm wondering if there's a DOS program that will do this.
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Ben Hsu
RE:BIN to IMG
>On 2001-04-05 22:29:04, Hillbillie wrote:
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
If you could, check out the site:
http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/sigops/roll_you ... world.html
for a tutorial,
and you might just be able to find some tools at
http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/sigops/roll_you ... strap.html
which some of those can turn a binary into SBBB image that
dd(Unix/Linux) or rawrite(DOS) uses (said in the tutorial of which one to use.
Good luck
Ben
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
If you could, check out the site:
http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/sigops/roll_you ... world.html
for a tutorial,
and you might just be able to find some tools at
http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/sigops/roll_you ... strap.html
which some of those can turn a binary into SBBB image that
dd(Unix/Linux) or rawrite(DOS) uses (said in the tutorial of which one to use.
Good luck
Ben
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Hilllbillie
RE:BIN to IMG
>On 2001-04-05 22:29:04, Hillbillie wrote:
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into
a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
Hehe, just in case anyone's wondering, I was trying to make a boot disk. I
figured it out a long time ago. I used 'dsk2img' to convert a boot disk to
an 'img' file to rawrite to a disk. That was back when I was dumb (not that
I'm not still dumb)
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into
a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
Hehe, just in case anyone's wondering, I was trying to make a boot disk. I
figured it out a long time ago. I used 'dsk2img' to convert a boot disk to
an 'img' file to rawrite to a disk. That was back when I was dumb (not that
I'm not still dumb)
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Hilllbillie
RE:BIN to IMG
>On 2001-04-05 22:29:04, Hillbillie wrote:
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into
a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
Hehe, just in case anyone's wondering, I was trying to make a boot disk. I
figured it out a long time ago. I used 'dsk2img' to convert a boot disk to
an 'img' file to rawrite to a disk. That was back when I was dumb (not that
I'm not still dumb)
>Hey guys, how the heck do you convert your BIN file outputted by DJGPP into
a raw image? I'm a dumb beginner, so have mercy
Hehe, just in case anyone's wondering, I was trying to make a boot disk. I
figured it out a long time ago. I used 'dsk2img' to convert a boot disk to
an 'img' file to rawrite to a disk. That was back when I was dumb (not that
I'm not still dumb)