Floppy labels for Amiga OS and other software
(original site gone, link to archive.org copy)
GameBase Amiga 2.0 (EAB forum)
EAB file server (EAB forum)
Bamiga Sector One – The ADF collection
TOSEC
TOSEC forum
Google search – checking iso tosec without unpacking
SabreTools – DAT management tool with advanced editing and sorting features
Check if your .adf exists in TOSEC (uses steffest/ADF-reader and lclevy/ADFlib)
No-Intro
Extracting TOSEC archives
...-02/Collections# find . -type f -exec echo "rm '{}'" \; >cleanup
...-02/Collections# more cleanup
rm './C64CD'96/Commodore C64 - Collections - C64CD'96 (TOSEC-v2016-06-11_CM).zip'
rm './Tadpole/Commodore C64 - Collections - Tadpole (TOSEC-v2016-06-11_CM).zip'
rm './cleanup'
rm './Hornet/Commodore C64 - Collections - Hornet (TOSEC-v2014-10-01_CM).zip'
...
find . -type d -exec sh -c "cd '{}'; /opt/bin/unzip *zip" \;
...
sh ./cleanup
ROM-managers, how to check against TOSEC database
Why I don’t like RomVault (TOSEC Forum)
RomVault How To
Data preservation and forensics
Digital Archaeology and/or Forensics: Working with Floppy Disks from the 1980s
Born-Digital Bootcamp manual
EWF Tools
BitCurator
BitCurator
Getting started
BitCurator Quickstart
Releases on GitHub
Videos
ercm015 bitcurator accessioning disk images
KryoFlux
KryoFlux home
KryoFlux support forum
Installing KryoFlux in Windows 8 / 10
IMG file to write to FDD
Stream backup quality of 3,5″ drives
The Archivist’s Guide to KryoFlux [review] [github]
Project KryoFlux (guide)
Floppy Disk Format Identifer Tool
How to convert Kryoflux Stream Image (raw) to .scp
Floppy-Disk-Archiving
FluxEngine
http://cowlark.com/fluxengine/doc/building.html
https://github.com/davidgiven/fluxengine
Amiga Floppy readers
Using Arduino to read/write Amiga floppies
https://www.google.se/search?q=reading+amiga+floppy+arduino
https://www.google.se/search?q=+USB+Serial+ftdi+Converter+breakout+board
https://hackaday.com/2017/07/21/read-amiga-floppies-using-an-arduino/
http://amiga.robsmithdev.co.uk/
Greaseweazle
https://github.com/keirf/Greaseweazle
GoTek Floppy emulator (USB-stick)
Gotek manufacturer’s home
My Gotek page
GoTek SFR1M44-U100K USB Floppy Disk Emulator Review
Google search , SFR1M44-U100K + Amiga
Forum threads about GoTek and Amiga
EAB: FlashFloppy – new firmware for Gotek drives, open source
EAB: Gotek’s SELECTOR.ADF replacement
EAB: Best Gotek Firmware
EAB: Gotek Floppy emulators and Amiga computers now working together! 🙂
EAB: Gotek With HxC Firmware And File Selector – Truncation
FlashFloppy and related
Howto: flash a Gotek with no programmer
Keirf FlashFloppy
Keirf Disk-Utilities
GoTek with Cortex firmware
Transform the Gotek Floppy Emulator into an Amiga Floppy emulator
GOTEK Flashing (ikod.se)
GoTek with HxC2001 firmware
HxC Floppy Emulator download page (USB HxC Floppy Emulator)
https://hxc2001.free.fr/floppy_drive_emulator/index.html#Download_HxCFirmwareForGotek
Software store
HxC firmware for Gotek drive instructions
Create savedisk / Saving ADF/HFE on Gotek with HXC Firmware?
EAB: Gotek HxC and what to do?
Amiga ADF and file system info
The .ADF (Amiga Disk File) format FAQ
Amiga filesystems overview
Rob Northen – Amiga PDOS copy protection
Best way to archive Amiga floppies (amiga.org)
Amiga floppy imaging
EAB – Mounting ADF files on Amiga
ADFView – Accessing, creating and modifying content in AFDs on windows
adfExplorer: Import from and Export to Amiga Disk Files
Google search – Mount ADF on Linux
ADFScan – Virus scanner for ADF files
Floppy disk compression and transparent file compression
xDMS (decompress Amiga DMS disk files), multi-platform (Amiga, win, Linux, source)
How to get 980k on Amiga floppies (diskspare.device, http://aminet.net/package.php?package=disk/misc/Diskspr3.lha)
Google search – Amiga Nuke library
XPK libraries
XPK (NUKE, and other compression libraries) (part of Amiga FAQ)
Archiving and preserving contents of hard drives
Harddrive archiving:
I usually use ‘dd’ or ‘ddrescue’ on a Linux computer, with the Amiga harddrive attached.
Some controllers give you a byte-swapped image. Check with hexdump -C that the image is dumped with the bytes in correct order. For Amiga disks, it should start with “RDSK” and contain a readable manufacturer and model of the drive. If the bytes are in incorrect order, byteswap the whole image with the “swab” option to dd.
Copy all contents of an Amiga harddrive to a PC
https://superuser.com/questions/433076/copy-all-contents-of-an-amiga-harddrive-to-a-pc