Very Computer

:>Use LOADDSKF.EXE to write a floppy with these image files. LOADDSKF.EXE
:>sits on your OS/2 CD-ROM

Or use DUINPACK.EXE to write to HD.
ftp://ftp.leo.org/pub/comp/os/os2/leo/systools/diunpack303.zip
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Hi all,

I recently got back to using OS/2 Warp after a long hiatus. While
going through some stuff, I came across 3 files with the extension of
*.dsk. Does anyone know what these extensions are, and if so, could
you tell me? I am thinking disk images, since the 3 files and number
1,2,3 and are all the same size, which is the size of a 1.44 floppy.
If it is a image, what program do I use to get at them? If not, what
should/can I do? Thanks all...

-Suthir

Suthir Shanmugasundaram

http://www.ixl.net/~suthir

Hi all,

I recently got back to using OS/2 Warp after a long hiatus. While
going through some stuff, I came across 3 files with the extension of
*.dsk. Does anyone know what these extensions are, and if so, could
you tell me? I am thinking disk images, since the 3 files and number
1,2,3 and are all the same size, which is the size of a 1.44 floppy.
If it is a image, what program do I use to get at them? If not, what
should/can I do? Thanks all...

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:>Hi all,
:>
:>I recently got back to using OS/2 Warp after a long hiatus. While
:>going through some stuff, I came across 3 files with the extension of
:>*.dsk. Does anyone know what these extensions are, and if so, could
:>you tell me? I am thinking disk images, since the 3 files and number
:>1,2,3 and are all the same size, which is the size of a 1.44 floppy.
:>If it is a image, what program do I use to get at them? If not, what
:>should/can I do? Thanks all...
:>
:>-Suthir

:>
:>Suthir Shanmugasundaram

:>http://www.ixl.net/~suthir

You are correct, they are image files.  To make use of them, you need to use
the loaddsk utility.  I forget the exact syntax of it, but there is a readme
for that command.

                Chris Stumpf
                Computer Consultant (OS/2, Lan, Wan)
                Team OS/2

Yes, they are what you think they are.  The most common tool to
make the disks from is probably LOADDSKF.EXE and it is widely
available.  You can probably find it at hobbes or get it from
IBM.  I wonder if it is also somewhere on the Warp CD?

Quote:Shanmugasundaram) writes:

Bob Selfinger

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