To create a new DSK image, use the ”-I” or ”—init” commands. You must specify the file system to be used. As of version 0.4.1, only DOS 3.3 and NADOL file systems can be created, and the Sector Ordering? will always be “physical”.
Example 1 – creating an uncompressed DOS 3.3 DSK:
jonno@ubuntu:~/disks$ dsktool.rb -I dos33 test.dsk jonno@ubuntu:~/disks$ ls -l test.dsk -rw-r--r-- 1 jonno jonno 143360 2007-12-30 20:51 test.dsk jonno@ubuntu:~/disks$
Example 2 – creating a compressed DOS 3.3 DSK:
jonno@ubuntu:~/disks$ dsktool.rb --init dos33 test.dsk.gz jonno@ubuntu:~/disks$ ls -l test.dsk.gz -rw-r--r-- 1 jonno jonno 7290 2007-12-30 20:53 test.dsk.gz jonno@ubuntu:~/disks$
Example 3 – creating an uncompressed NADOL DSK and cataloging it.
jonno@ubuntu:~/disks$ dsktool.rb -cI nadol nadoltest.po nadoltest.po sector order: physical filesystem: nadol 16128 NADOL jonno@ubuntu:~/disks$