12-29-2013, 05:23 PM
Currently it won't work for any disk that wasn't written as aligned to the index sensor (which includes any AmigaDOS disk that wasn't commercially duplicated). You can't start/stop writing a disk in the middle of data and expect that data to be readable afterwards. You have to turn on/off the write head in the gap area.
Jim has to update the software to either detect where the write splice is while reading, and start the track read from that point, or do the detection afterwards, which would require you to read in disks with the non-blind option and have image files that are 2x the size.
Jim has to update the software to either detect where the write splice is while reading, and start the track read from that point, or do the detection afterwards, which would require you to read in disks with the non-blind option and have image files that are 2x the size.