No jest jeszcze jedna mozliwosc dostania sie do danych z dysku Atarynki. I tez przez Aranyma. Ja mam zrobiony image dysku, ale tak tez probowalem i dzialalo. Opis jest tutaj, a pochodzi z dokumentacji Aranyma.
7.1.1. How to connect a real harddisk
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Take a harddisk (from you real TOS machine or any other) and connect
it into your HOST machine - say as master on the second IDE channel
(which means that path under Linux will be /dev/hdc).
Then you need to specify geometry of such drive and path in the
Aranym config file. Important parameters are number of cylinders,
tracks and sectors per track (usually named C/H/S). There are several
ways to obtain it. Easiest is to look onto harddrive label where
C/H/S parameters are usually printed. On the PC you can look into the
BIOS SETUP. Or under Linux you can use utility called hdparm.
[root@linuxHost /root]# $ cat /proc/ide/hdc/geometry
physical 62016/15/63
logical 3876/240/63
The line with "physical" is what you need, 62016/15/63 are C/H/S geometry
parameters. Beware of the hdparm utility which gives you only the "logical"
C/H/S which is not really what you need.
Now open Aranym config file and write here those parameters and the path:
[IDE0]
Present = Yes
Path = /dev/hdc
Cylinders = 62016
Heads = 15
SectorsPerTrack = 63
ByteSwap = No
Since there are two IDE channels emulated, you can attach two harddisks.
If you use only one then disable the second with:
[IDE1]
Present = No