D64COPY(1) User Commands D64COPY(1) 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 (slow- est) 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; default 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 `origi- nal' This is the default if transfer is not `original'. --no-warp disable warp mode; this is the default if TRANSFER is set to `origi- nal'. -b, --bam-only BAM-only copy; only allocated blocks are copied; for extended tracks (36-40), SpeedDOS BAM format is assumed. Use with caution. -B, --bam-save save BAM-only copy; this is like the `-b' option but copies always 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 com- mand info d64copy should give you access to the complete manual. d64copy 0.4.99.103 July 2020 D64COPY(1)
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