What is the "easy" way to copy files into a hard disc image ?.
easiest way for me is to use XM6 emulator - load the hdd image (or images) and transfer files that way.
Use this (https://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA013937/editdisk/index_e.html) to open the image and just drag and drop files into it. Can't be easier.
Just be careful when using Disk explorer, it can cause file corruption. If it does corrupt a file constantly you can try compressing it first, moving over with disk explorer and then unpacking it in LHES
I created a second, smaller (10MB) disk image on my BlueSCSI and copy files to it using Disk Explorer on my PC. After, I copy the files from that to my regular HDD image on the actual machine. That prevents any possibility of corrupting the disk I actually care about.
maybe not easy for some, but i use zmodem to transfer files to my x68k. some hdd images have zm.x already on them. you need a db25 to db9 adapter, a null modem cable and teraterm or something similar on the pc side. default serial baud is 9600 but this is adjustable in switch.x
It's easy to use mint
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hoJAHq6oTVZKqfPqy1U6gO6bVC0cjnk_/view?pli=1
Quote from: haruka88888888 on July 14, 2025, 10:30:15 PMIt's easy to use mint
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hoJAHq6oTVZKqfPqy1U6gO6bVC0cjnk_/view?pli=1
Hey, make the file public
The best way I've found doesn't involve having to move memory cards around or edit images at all. A Nereid or Neptune ethernet card is great - you can use FTP or even mount an NFS network share drive in lhes.