New features compared to old transdisk:
- raw mode (UAE 0.8.13 or later required, preferably 0.8.18 or later)

RAW mode disables interrupts and uses direct hardware access. Unfortunately
there isn't system routine for reading multiple disk revolutions with accurate
index syncs. (No, TD_RAWREAD isn't enough)
Tested with Kickstart 1.3 (Basic A500) and 3.0 (A1200+50MHz 68030)

NOTE: THIS PROGRAM CAN'T BE USED COPYING PROTECTED DISKS!

This program can create images of copy protected Amiga disks, but it is
impossible
to write them back to disk with standard Amiga hardware. Even with special
hardware it
requires careful analyzation of track data and knowledge of specific protection
scheme. Emulating image file as floppy is very different to writing to real
floppy!
DO NOT ASK THE AUTHOR ABOUT COPY PROTECTIONS. This program "just" creates
identical image of MFM data from floppy, nothing more, nothing less..

In theory this program can create images from all MFM (2us bit rate) formatted
floppies except floppies with bit cell timing tricks.

Tested with following original games:
- Federation of Free Traders
- MidWinter
- Time Machine
Also works with MS-DOS and diskspare formatted floppies

Changelog:

05.12.2000
- first version
03.04.2001
- rewritten analyzer, works now with MS-DOS formatted floppies
02.12.2001
- fixed "empty track"-bug

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                  243     370  65.7% -lh5- 767c Dec  5  2000 asm.s
[generic]                 9140   13956  65.5% -lh5- ea74 Dec  2  2001 rawread
[generic]                 5699   15813  36.0% -lh5- 5bfd Dec  2  2001 rawread.c
[generic]                  177     266  66.5% -lh5- ff6a Apr  3  2001 scoptions
[generic]                   73      97  75.3% -lh5- c0a8 Mar 16  2000 smakefile
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         5 files   15332   30502  50.3%            Jun 13  2004