This is adftools.

adftools is a package containing various command line utilities for ADF-files, which is a raw dump of an Amiga disk.

The current version is v0.3 and contains the following tools:

adfcopy - copy files from host to the ADF adfcreate - create an ADF adfdelete - delete files / dirs within an ADF adfdump - dump the bootblock from an ADF adfextract - extract complete file structure from an ADF adfinfo - show info about an ADF adfinstall - install a bootblock to an ADF adflist - list all contents of an ADF adfmakedir - create a directory within an ADF

Some of the tools utilizes zlib and will therefore work with compressed ADF-files (.adf.gz, .adz, ...). The tools that does not utilize zlib does not tell you about it, so until this is implemented you might in particular want to be cautious with the tool "adfinstall" which will try to install a bootblock on a compressed ADF-file.

The workaround for this tool is to unpack the ADF before installing the bootblock. Here's what happens:

bos:~/git/adftools$ adfinfo apa.adf.gz
apa.adf.gz
==========
Label       : v
Type        : Floppy Double Density - 880Kb
Filesystem  : DOS0 (OFS)
Cylinders   : 80
Heads       : 2
Sectors/Cyl : 11
Blocks      : 1760 (0 - 1759)
Blocks used : 1661
Blocks free : 99

All Done.
bos:~/git/adftools$ adfinstall -i apa.adf.gz
Installing an OS1.3-bootblock to 'apa.adf.gz': Done.
All Done.
Segmentation fault
bos:~/git/adftools$ adfinfo apa.adf.gz

gzip: apa.adf.gz: invalid compressed data--format violated
Segmentation fault

Compiling adftools

adftools requires ADFLib which is made by Laurent Clévy. Without this lib you will not be able to compile adftools. Consult the documentation for ADFLib about how to install it.

When you have a working ADFLib installed, simply hit "make" in the adftool directory. There is no need for running configure or anything fancy like that, and in case you are not interested in debug info you might want to change the CFLAGS in the Makefile, like removing --ggdb:

CFLAGS= -Wall --ggdb

adftools (C)2002-2015 Rikard Bosnjakovic bos@hack.org