If you know the geometry of the disk you want to write, you could use greaseweazle's conversion function to take the "raw" files (which I presume are just straight data dumps w/no formatting information) into an IMD or something. IMD's format includes the diskette geometry in it so the ImageDisk tool knows what to write, and other software that uses IMD uses the embedded geometry to know what the disk looks like. "Raw" volumes are typically just straight sector data dumps with no indication of sector sizes or tracks.
Joe > On Apr 23, 2025, at 8:40 PM, Bill Gunshannon via cctalk > <cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > > > Can anyone here tell me what tool I can use to create > DSK, DMK or IMD files from files with the extensions > "raw" and VOL? I am once again trying to get the CPM > Adaptable System for UCSD Pascal to work on an emulator. > I would also like to try and get the PDP-11 version of > UCSD Pascal running again and that requires the same > ability. > > bill
