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64HDD Screenshots
 This page highlights
how directory information is displayed on your C64 if you have 64HDD
installed. A high degree of compatibility is possible as 64HDD follows
the rules established by previous systems from Commodore™,
CMD and Xetec.
64HDD in operation:
| Basic directory view: - view shows
a mix of disk, tape and LNX images in an MSDOS directory. Native
CBM files can also be seen.
Note the number of free blocks! Only 63999 free blocks can
be counted (limitation by BASIC), even if there is more space
available than this. The new FREE: command gives an accurate
count.
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| Ez-Load directory #1 - view shows additional LFN information and preformatted directory for users without a DOS wedge (Professional version only)
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Ez-Load directory #2 - view shows automatic prefixing of the directory for X-Load support (Professional version only)
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| CBM files in an MSDOS Directory: - view shows CBM filetypes such as PRG and SEQ, stored in
an MSDOS directory. Files can have CBM's 16character long filenames
(with some minor limitations necessary to comply with Win95
rules).
Note the "disk name" shows the drive and path for
the directory. Filtering by wildcards and filetype is supported.
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| Basic Time and Date Stamping: - view shows the time and date stamp for a variety of file
types, expressed using the CMD "short" format. This
style provides the basic infomation needed, whilst restricting
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| "Long" Time and Date stamping: - view shows the time and date stamp for a variety of file
types, expressed using the CMD "long" format. |
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| Y2K Time and Date Stamping: - view shows the time and date stamp for a variety of file
types, expressed using a new "Y2K" compatible format.
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| Partition Directory #1: - view shows partition definitions. Hundreds of partitions
or "short-cuts" are defineable. Access to each disk
image or directory is as easy as calling the file with its assigned
number, for example LOAD"7:64X*",8 will load a file
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| Partition Directory #2: - view shows that even very long paths can be defined, these
being abbreviated during display with ...
Partitions can be selected using the CP: command, just like
it is with CMD devices. New AP: and DP: commands make adding
or changing the partition list a breeze. Partition 255 is
the "system partition" just like it is on CMD's drive.
Partitions 990-999 are reserved as short-cuts to the Pwr-Load
functions.
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| GEOS File Info: - view shows that information about GEOS can be provided
when a disk image directory is requested with the =G option.
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