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The use of extra sectors is quite common, also as a copy-protection.
I've also requested the support of .DMK images (#66) which could help running this kind of disks.
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I.e. adding the length for double-sided, 82, 81 tracks and single-sided 82 and 81 disk-image sizes (in that) order.
This seems to work with the provided example file
PS: Also tested this on file-hunter.com (thanks @TFHFony) and it seems to work as intended with the given example(s). Note that the proposed 'quick-win' only supports this for Double-density single- AND double-sided images; and did not extend the format to the 184320 and 163840 sizes/formats as I'm unfamiliar with these ...
.DSK emulation is limited to 720Kbyte / 80 sectors. Non-Standard disks that use the 81st or 82nd sector cannot be loaded as a disk image.
Example: https://download.file-hunter.com/Games/MSX2/DSK/Dummieland%20(1994)(Soksoft)(Disk%201%20of%202).zip
The use of extra sectors is quite common, also as a copy-protection.
I've also requested the support of .DMK images (#66) which could help running this kind of disks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: