ADIR(1)

NAME
adir - list and extract files from Atari 8-bit disk images

SYNOPSIS

adir [ [-help*] | [-dos2** | [-dos3] | [-mydos] | [-spdos] | [-kboot] | [-bas2boot ] | [-jonw] | [-robc] | [-howf] | [-boot] ] [-e**] [-dir path] [-dontrepair] disk-image [mask]

DESCRIPTION

adir lists and extracts the files contained in an Atari 8-bit disk image. Many Atari DOS and DOS-like filesystems are supported, and disk images can be in various formats.

The image types supported are:

ATR Originally defined by SIOPC; the modern standard format.

XFD Originally defined by the XFormer emulator; raw images.

DCM DiskComm (Disk Communicator) images.

SCP SpartaDOS SCOPY images.

DI  XL/ST link / XLDJ disk images.

    The image type is autodetected; there are no options to override the detection.

    The filesystems supported are:

•   Atari DOS 2.0/2.5 and compatibles

•   Atari DOS 3.0

•   MyDOS

•   Sparta DOS and compatibles (BeWe, RealDOS)

•   K-Boot images

•   HowFen DOS

•   JonW multiboot

•   RobC multiboot

•   Bas2Boot images

•   boot images (extracts boot sector only)

    By default, adir attempts to autodetect the filesystem type, but it can be set explicitly by one of the options, below.

    mask is a wildcard mask of filenames to extract. Note that it's case-sensitive, meaning it generally will have to be given in uppercase since most Atari filesystems don't support lowercase.

OPTIONS

-dos2, -dos3, -mydos, -spdos, -kboot, -bas2boot, -jonw, -robc, -howf, -boot
    Set the filesystem type (see list, above).

-e  Extracts files from the image. If a wildcard mask is given, files matching the wildcard will be listed (and extracted, with -e). Without a mask, all files on the image will be listed/extracted.

-dir path
    Write extracted files to this directory, which will be created if it doesn't already exist. Default is "." (the current directory).

-dontrepair
    Don't attempt to automatically repair invalid files.

EXIT STATUS

Zero for success, non-zero for failure.

COPYRIGHT

This utility is released under the GNU General Public License.

AUTHORS

This utility was written by Jindrich Kubec, AKA Jindroush.

This page was written by B. Watson <urchlay@slackware.uk>.

SEE ALSO

acvt(1), aext(1), bas2boot(1), chkbas(1), chkexe(1), chkrom(1).