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CiderPress Linux Utilities
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CiderPress is a Windows app, but the code for accessing NuFX (ShrinkIt)
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archives and disk images can be built as libraries on Linux and used
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from applications. A few samples are provided. Most are really just
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API demos, but they may come in handy.
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You need to build NufxLib, the diskimg library, and then the samples.
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Build Instructions
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1. Configure and build NufxLib library
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cd nufxlib
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./configure
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make
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2. build diskimg library
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cd ../diskimg
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make
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3. build libhfs library
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cd libhfs
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make
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4. build samples
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cd ../../linux
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make
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The build system could use some work.
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Sample Programs
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The current sample programs are:
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`getfile disk-image filename` --
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Extract a file from a disk image The file is written to stdout.
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`makedisk {dos|prodos|pascal} size image-filename.po file1 ...` --
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Create a new disk image, with the specified size and format, and copy the
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specified files onto it. The NON file type is used.
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`mdc file1 ...` --
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This is a Linux port of the MDC utility that ships with CiderPress.
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It recursively scans all files and directories specified, displaying
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the contents of any disk images it finds.
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### Bonus Programs ###
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`iconv infile outfile` --
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Convert an image from one format to another. This was used for testing.
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`packddd infile outfile` --
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The DDD code was originally developed under Linux. This code is here
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for historical reasons.
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`sstasm part1 part2` --
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The SST re-assembly code was originally developed under Linux. The code
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is here for historical reasons.
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