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adir
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list and extract files from Atari 8-bit disk images
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SYNOPSIS
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adir [ [**-help*] | [**-dos2** | [**-dos3**] | [**-mydos**] | [**-spdos**] | [**-kboot**] | [**-bas2boot** ] | [**-jonw**] | [**-robc**] | [**-howf**] | [**-boot] ] [**-e**] [**-dir** *path*] [**-dontrepair**] **disk-image** [**mask**]

DESCRIPTION
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**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
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**-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
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Zero for success, non-zero for failure.

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