ST disk image
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* [http://msaconverter.free.fr/ MSA Converter] (Windows application) | * [http://msaconverter.free.fr/ MSA Converter] (Windows application) | ||
* [http://atari.8bitchip.info/floimgd.php Floppy Image v1.02] (Windows binary) can extract files from ST images, awkwardly: (no need to install the driver) "Open image file", "File transfer", select a "Dest Dir", select file(s), "Extract". | * [http://atari.8bitchip.info/floimgd.php Floppy Image v1.02] (Windows binary) can extract files from ST images, awkwardly: (no need to install the driver) "Open image file", "File transfer", select a "Dest Dir", select file(s), "Extract". | ||
| − | * Supported by some Atari emulators. | + | * Supported by some Atari emulators (e.g., [https://hatari-emu.org/ Hatari]). |
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Latest revision as of 10:22, 28 July 2026
ST (or .ST) is a format used for raw floppy disk image files for Atari computers.
Though other formats are common, ST files typically use the Atari ST style of FAT12, making them pretty much the same as IMA.
[edit] Software
- MSA Converter (Windows application)
- Floppy Image v1.02 (Windows binary) can extract files from ST images, awkwardly: (no need to install the driver) "Open image file", "File transfer", select a "Dest Dir", select file(s), "Extract".
- Supported by some Atari emulators (e.g., Hatari).
- Deark
