Create SSD / DSD image from files under Linux?

[gordonDrogon]

I've been searching for something to do this - I'm sure there must be something out there - I just can't find it - yet...

Simply; I have a number of files on my Linux system I want to put/create on an SSD image so I can then use that image with an GoTek on a real beeb, or upload the image to e.g. https://bbc.godbolt.org/ which seems to allow SSD images...

Can some kind soul point me in the right direction?

Thanks,

-Gordon

[hoglet]

Can some kind soul point me in the right direction?

If yu are comfortable with command lines tools, then I would recommend Stephen (sweh)'s mmb_utils:
https://sweh.spuddy.org/Beeb/mmb_utils.html

[gordonDrogon]

Can some kind soul point me in the right direction?

If yu are comfortable with command lines tools, then I would recommend Stephen (sweh)'s mmb_utils:
https://sweh.spuddy.org/Beeb/mmb_utils.html

Looks just like what I need. Thanks

-G

[KenLowe]

Alternatively, if you want a GUI based tool (that also has command line interface), you could also try Disc Image Manager. It runs under Windows, Mac and Linux:

https://github.com/geraldholdsworth/DiscImageManager

[gordonDrogon]

Alternatively, if you want a GUI based tool (that also has command line interface), you could also try Disc Image Manager. It runs under Windows, Mac and Linux:

https://github.com/geraldholdsworth/DiscImageManager

Thanks. Will have a look over the next few days as I'll be away from my desk with just a laptop and making something from a command-line tool is a good solution as I can incorporate it into a Makefile for the tiny project I'm working on so it means I can go from asm source, assemble (project uses ca65 from the cc65 suite), make an image, load image into emulator, test, rinse, lather, repeat..

cheers,

-Gordon

[geraldholdsworth]

You can also run Disc Image Manager in a command line. Either type in commands, or create a script in a text editor and run that.