program for creating, analyzing, and converting disk images for emulators and devices like BlueSCSI and RaSCSI
DiskJockey is a macOS GUI application that can create disk images of arbitrary size or using presets for vintage Mac models, partitioned and with drivers installed, ready for use with devices like BlueSCSI and RaSCSI. It can also show the contents of HFS and MFS disk images and convert disk images between formats. The companion command line utility djjr is available in a separate port.
DiskJockey is a macOS GUI application that can create disk images of arbitrary size or using presets for vintage Mac models, partitioned and with drivers installed, ready for use with devices like BlueSCSI and RaSCSI. It can also show the contents of HFS and MFS disk images and convert disk images between formats. The companion command line utility djjr is available in a separate port.
To install DiskJockey, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install DiskJockey
To see what files were installed by DiskJockey, run:
port contents DiskJockey
To later upgrade DiskJockey, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade DiskJockey
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