09-20-2018, 10:23 AM
You can use the HxC Floppy Drive Emulator software. The source code is available and I know it has been compiled for Linux at one point. Maybe for the Mac too? I am not sure.
There is nothing for the Mac that can control the SCP board directly, but there is source code out there to do that for Linux setups, using Keir Disk Utils.
For the PC there are several options for mounting .adf image files and reading/writing them like they were a drive.
It seems that your approach is about the norm for doing things. You can to convert from flux to .adf using something (like the SCP software) and then from .adf using something that can handle the Amiga's file system. There really is no short cut available because most people want disk images for use with emulators, not the actual files from the disks.
There is nothing for the Mac that can control the SCP board directly, but there is source code out there to do that for Linux setups, using Keir Disk Utils.
For the PC there are several options for mounting .adf image files and reading/writing them like they were a drive.
It seems that your approach is about the norm for doing things. You can to convert from flux to .adf using something (like the SCP software) and then from .adf using something that can handle the Amiga's file system. There really is no short cut available because most people want disk images for use with emulators, not the actual files from the disks.