
Lawrence Kesteloot has updated his TRS80TOOL to v4.6
The frequent updates are because I am using the tool on the entire archive, to determine which DMK's might be flawed (but never noted as such), which can be repaired, and which are copy protected. As I run continuing iterations, images that need special attention get brought to the surface, and that allows for more versatility. Also, since I am using the tool heavily, Lawrence was kind enough to make some usability updates, including (in this version) making TRS80Tool more like the TRSREAD command line, which permits specifying the files you want to extract, and does NOT require an output directory.
The changelog since v4.4.0 is:
- extract writes to the current directory, or to the directory given by the new --out-dir flag, instead of taking the output directory as an argument. Names after the input file pick which files to extract, and may have wildcards.
- Every command expands wildcards in input file names itself, so they work in Windows’ cmd.exe and PowerShell.
- More robust reading of disk images.
- trs80-tool v4.5.0: Can read HDV hard disk images, with their LDOS 5, LS-DOS 6, and DOSPLUS 3 partitions. dir, info, convert, and extract show each partition’s files in a directory named for the partition.
You can find the instructions at https://www.my-trs-80.com/tool/
Download the updated TRS-80 Tool at https://www.my-trs-80.com/tool/#installation
Source is available at https://github.com/lkesteloot/trs80/tree/master/packages/trs80-tool
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