apple2 disk image manipulation commandline tool
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- Loading a .dsk (or any other file type) should yield a SectorMap
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diskii

diskii is a commandline tool for working with Apple II disk images.

Its major advantage is that it's written in Go, hence cross-platform.

Its major disadvantage is that it mostly doesn't exist yet.

Build Status

Eventually, it aims to be a comprehensive disk image manipulation tool, but for now only the applesoft decode command works.

It is pronounced so as to rhyme with "whiskey".

Discussion/support is in #apple2 on the retrocomputing Slack (invites here).

Installing/updating

Assuming you have Go installed, run go get -u github.com/zellyn/diskii

Short-term TODOs/roadmap

  • Build per-platform binaries for Linux, MacOS, Windows
  • Implement CATALOG, deletion, and creation of files in DOS 3.3 images

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