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CBMCOPY(1) User Commands CBMCOPY(1)

cbmcopy - manual page for cbmcopy 0.4.99.99

cbmcopy [OPTION]... [DRIVE] [FILE]...

Copy files to a CBM-15[478]1 or compatible drive and vice versa

-r, --read
transfer 15x1->PC (default when started as 'cbmread')
-w, --write
transfer PC->15x1 (default when started as 'cbmwrite') -r and -w are mutually exclusive
-h, --help
display this help and exit
-V, --version
display version information and exit
-@, --adapter=plugin:bus
tell OpenCBM which backend plugin and bus to use
-q, --quiet
quiet output
-v, --verbose
control verbosity (repeatedly, up to 3 times)
-n, --no-progress
do not display progress information
-t, --transfer=TRANSFER
set transfermode; valid modes: auto (default)
original or o
(slowest)
serial1 or s1 serial2 or s2 parallel (fastest)
(can be abbreviated, if unambiguous) `serial1' should work in any case; `serial2' won't work if more than one device is connected to the IEC bus; `parallel' needs a XP1541/XP1571 cable in addition to the serial one. `auto' tries to determine the best option.
-d, --drive-type=TYPE
specify drive type, one of: 1541, 1570, 1571, 1581
-a, --address=ADDRESS
override file start address
-o, --output=NAME
specifies target name (ASCII, even for writing).

-f, --file-type
specify CBM file type (D,P,S,U)
-R, --raw
skip test for PC64 (.p00) and T64 input file

The full documentation for cbmcopy is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and cbmcopy programs are properly installed at your site, the command
info cbmcopy

should give you access to the complete manual.

April 2014 cbmcopy 0.4.99.99

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