A Powerful Floppy Disk Image Manager & Greaseweazle/KryoFlux Flux Tool
This is a personal project of mine. I decided to make the source code available in case anyone finds it useful, but at no time should it be considered production quality.
What does DiskImageTool do?
- It allows you to view and edit IBM PC formatted floppy disk images.
- You can easily copy files and folders in and out of images by dragging and dropping.
- Convert between multiple image formats
- Create new disk images
- File properties editor
- Boot sector editor
- File Allocation Table (FAT) editor
- Full featured Hex editor. Focus on individual regions of the disk or view and edit the entire disk.
- Text file viewer
- Raw track viewer
- Easily repair a modified boot sector OEM Name using a built in database of suggestions.
- Clean up modifications made by Windows to the boot sector and directory entries with one click.
- Open hundreds of images at one time and use powerful filters to narrow down your search to the ones that need your attention.
- Natively Read and Write floppy disks using a Greaseweazle (https://decromancer.ca/greaseweazle/)
- Import raw Flux Sets using either built in Greaseweazle support or KryoFlux Host Software (https://kryoflux.com/)
- Built in Database to identify known disk images (Mostly games at this time)
DiskImageTool suports the following image formats:
- Basic Sector Images (.ima, .img, .vfd, .flp, .160, .180, .320, .360, .720, .120, .144, .288, .dmf, .xdf)
- WinImage Compressed Disk Image (.imz)
- ImageDisk Sector Image (.imd)
- TeleDisk Sector Image (.td0)
- PCE Sector Image (.psi)
- PCE Bitstream Image (.pri)
- 86Box 86F Image (.86f)
- HxC HFE v1 Image (.hfe)
- HxC MFM Image (.mfm)
- Transcopy Image (.tc)
- Raw Flux Set (.raw) * Import Only; Uses built in Greaseweazle support or KryoFlux Host Software
- Supercard Pro image (.scp) * Import Only
DiskImageTool can also open the above image types from within Zip files.
KryoFlux Host Software can be used for importing without requiring a hardware device.
Suggestions for new features are welcome.
I have a discord channel set up for the discussion of DiskImageTool at #diskimagetool
Download the latest release here
