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fat_imgen is a minimalistic utility you can use to create a |
'''fat_imgen''' is a minimalistic utility you can use to create a [[FAT12]] floppy image with. |
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== Current Release == |
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The current release of fat_imgen can be downloaded from its [http://www.ohloh.net/projects/fat_imgen Ohloh project page]. It is licensed under the GPL v3. The source code shows many aspects of working with [[FAT12]] images. |
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Currently it does not support modifying existing images, but it's on the [http://trac.assembla.com/ambient/browser/fat_imgen/branches/latest_stable/TODO.txt TODO list]. |
Currently it does not support modifying existing images, but it's on the [http://trac.assembla.com/ambient/browser/fat_imgen/branches/latest_stable/TODO.txt TODO list]. |
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==Download== |
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==Usage== |
==Usage== |
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Usage: |
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Where: |
Where: |
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* image is the output image file. |
* '''<image>''' is the output image file. |
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* boot_sector is the file to use as boot sector. |
* '''<boot_sector>''' is the file to use as boot sector. |
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* filename is the name of the file to copy onto the image. |
* '''<filename>''' is the name of the file to copy onto the image. |
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== See Also == |
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=== External Links === |
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[[Category:Disk Image Utilities]] |
[[Category:Disk Image Utilities]] |
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Revision as of 10:06, 29 October 2008
fat_imgen is a minimalistic utility you can use to create a FAT12 floppy image with.
Current Release
The current release of fat_imgen can be downloaded from its Ohloh project page. It is licensed under the GPL v3. The source code shows many aspects of working with FAT12 images.
Currently it does not support modifying existing images, but it's on the TODO list.
Usage
Usage:
fat_imgen <image> <boot_sector> <filename>
Where:
- <image> is the output image file.
- <boot_sector> is the file to use as boot sector.
- <filename> is the name of the file to copy onto the image.