If anyone wants to add it in, please feel free - you have my permission to publish this anywhere (although if you just put a link to the document, as I will update it from time to time as and when I discover more).
Going back to the original question - Reuben, the offset you refer to (&FC1) points directly into the disc record, with the &200 byte header added on the top of the file (so it is an actual HDF file created by an emulator). Just zeroing these values will not make the file readable by an emulator. You will need to recreate the disc record, and details are in my document (and the Programmer's Reference Manual).
Cheers,
Gerald.
On 14/12/2018, 09:59, "Gerald Holdsworth" <rpcemu-bounces@riscos.info on behalf of gerald@hollypops.co.uk> wrote:
Hi Ralph,
Do you know why Googling for `site:geraldholdsworth.co.uk disc image'
doesn't find it? Neither does
`site:geraldholdsworth.co.uk filetype:pdf'. Are you restricting
Google's access in some way?
I have no idea - I don't use Google (nor do I usually search for my own sites). I've done nothing to restrict any search engine or any web bots on any of my sites.
Can I suggest you also work a mention into the wiki at
http://www.riscos.info/index.php/RISC_OS
It was posted on Stardot. I tried to put a link on Wikipedia but their Gestapo took it off, because I was posting a link to my own document on my own site and claimed that it had no references to other sources (which it does) or can be proved (which it was, as it was written alongside some code also on the same site). But I will look into the RiscOS Wiki.
Cheers,
Gerald.
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