[Coco] Virtual disk file formats

[Dave Philipsen]

I'm pretty sure (but I could be wrong!) that there is no format per se 
for these types of files.  I think they are merely straight sequential 
dumps of the sectors of a drive.  So, really, the format is determined 
by the computer or operating system.  In other words, if I had a DECB 
disk and I dumped the contents of each sector of that disk starting with 
sector zero to a file, then I would have a disk image.  The same would 
hold true for OS9 or any other disk format or any other type of disk 
whether floppy, hard disk, thumb drive, sd card, etc.

Dave


On 2/17/2016 11:30 PM, Salvador Garcia wrote:
> I have been reading about DSK and VHD files that correspond to virtual disks that are compatible with VCC and Drivewire (among other systems). Where can I go to learn more about their formats and how they can be created? Thanks, Salvador
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