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There are examples under examples/Host in the release package. I see ateast that the track-list= line is bogus and should be removed. You might want to explicitly specify rate= for the two track types. |
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Posted a version of this to the FB group, so you may have seen it there....
Trying to use IMG.CFG to setup for a disk that is single density track 0 and double for the rest.
Specifically :
Track 0 is single density (fm), with 10 x 256 byte sectors, starting at id 0
Tracks 1..79 are double density (mfm), with 16 x 256 byte sectors, starting at id 0
img.cfg contains :
[beta::326144]
cyls=80
heads=1
step=1
file-layout=interleaved
tracks=0
track-list=0
head=0
secs=10
bps=256
id=0
mode=fm
tracks=1-80
head=0
secs=16
bps=256
id=0
mode=mfm
And the disk image is called os9-boot.beta.dsk
But disk seem to be being treated as double density all the way through, I know this because the target machine has different devices
dependent on the format, /d0../d3 for the above format and /f0..f3 for standard CoCo / Dragon format disks which are dd,18x256,id=1
and even with the above defined I can only access the disk as /f2 rather than /d2 (my gotek is jumpered as drive2)
Any clues as to what's wrong? Disk image is single sided and is 326144 bytes in size
As a suggestion would be good if the documentatation contained an example of a complete img.cfg file as it's not (to me) completely
clear how it should be formatted.
Cheers.
Phill.
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