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NAME
       d64copy - manual	page for d64copy 0.4.99.103

SYNOPSIS
       d64copy [OPTION]... [SOURCE] [TARGET]

DESCRIPTION
       Copy .d64 disk images to	a CBM-1541 or compatible drive and vice	versa

OPTIONS
       -h, --help
	      display this help	and exit

       -V, --version
	      display version information and exit

       -@, --adapter=plugin:bus
	      tell OpenCBM which backend plugin	and bus	to use

       -q, --quiet
	      quiet output

       -v, --verbose
	      control verbosity	(repeatedly, up	to 3 times)

       -n, --no-progress
	      do not display progress information

       -s, --start-track=TRACK
	      set start	track

       -e, --end-track=TRACK
	      set end track (start <= end <= 42/70)

       -t, --transfer=TRANSFER
	      set   transfermode;   valid   modes:   auto  (default)  original
	      (slowest)	serial1	or s1 serial2 or s2 parallel	   (fastest)

       (can be abbreviated, if unambiguous)
	      `original' and `serial1' should  work  in	 any  case;  `serial2'
	      won't  work if more than one device is connected to the IEC bus;
	      `parallel' needs a XP1541/XP1571 cable in	addition to the	serial
	      one.  `auto' tries to determine the best option.

       -i, --interleave=VALUE
	      set interleave value; ignored when reading with warp  mode;  de-
	      fault values are:

       original
	      16

       turbo r/w
	      warp write

       serial1
	      4		   6

       serial2
	      13	   12

       parallel
	      7		   4

       INTERLEAVE is ignored when reading with warp mode;
	      if data transfer is very slow, increasing	this value may help.

       -w, --warp
	      enable  warp  mode;  this	 is not	possible if TRANSFER is	set to
	      `original' This is the default if	transfer is not	`original'.

       --no-warp
	      disable warp mode; this is the default if	 TRANSFER  is  set  to
	      `original'.

       -b, --bam-only
	      BAM-only	copy;  only  allocated blocks are copied; for extended
	      tracks (36-40), SpeedDOS BAM format is assumed.  Use  with  cau-
	      tion.

       -B, --bam-save
	      save  BAM-only copy; this	is like	the `-b' option	but copies al-
	      ways the entire directory	track.

       -d, --drive-type=TYPE
	      specify drive type: 0 or 1541 = 1541 1 or	1571 = 1570/1571

       -r, --retry-count=COUNT
	      set retry	count

       -E, --error-map=WHEN
	      control whether the error	map is appended.  possible values  for
	      WHEN are (abbreviations available):

       always on_errors	    (default) never

       -2, --two-sided
	      two-sided	disk transfer (.d71): Requires 1571.  Warp mode	is not
	      available	for .d71 images.

SEE ALSO
       The  full  documentation	for d64copy is maintained as a Texinfo manual.
       If the info and d64copy programs	are properly installed at  your	 site,
       the command

	      info d64copy

       should give you access to the complete manual.

d64copy	0.4.99.103		   July	2020			    D64COPY(1)

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