> -----Original Message-----
> point is, it is not a straight binary dump.
>
> Said another way, if there is an agreed format for making an M100 CP/M
> A: disk dump accessible on simulated CP/M, lets look at that for next
> drop of RXCUTL.
Well, for what it does (image backup/restore) whether it's a raw memory image
or something that's usable as a virtual disk in an emulator, as long as the
backup and restore are consistent with one another and performance of the
backup/restore process is not impacted I guess it doesn't matter. If it's more
efficient or easier to backup/restore the current image format then maybe a
tool to convert a backup into a vdisk might be useful? Or, instead of trying
to use it in one of these other CP/M emulators, maybe some way of loading a
REXCPM backup image into/out of VirtualT? (I haven't played with this in a
while, honestly - I remember Philip made something available to run CP/M in
VirtualT maybe a year or two ago which I did play with and got very excited
over, but I have no idea what the current state of that is, maybe there is
already a way to move REXCPM backup images back and forth to use them for CP/M
in VirtualT...?)
jim
