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When a disk image is configured, it detects and handles RDSK partitioning -- but only if block 0 starts with RDSK. The spec for RDSK says RDSK can be anywhere in the first 16 sectors (which allows it to coexist with other partitioning schemes like MSDOS, at least in theory). I copied my RDSK from block 3 to block 0 and the image mounted properly.
The fix should be simple, just check sectors 0-15 for RDSK blocks
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When a disk image is configured, it detects and handles RDSK partitioning -- but only if block 0 starts with RDSK. The spec for RDSK says RDSK can be anywhere in the first 16 sectors (which allows it to coexist with other partitioning schemes like MSDOS, at least in theory). I copied my RDSK from block 3 to block 0 and the image mounted properly.
The fix should be simple, just check sectors 0-15 for RDSK blocks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: