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@@ -383,15 +383,20 @@ FluxEngine also supports a number of file system image formats. When using the
individual flux files. (Note that this only works on flux files themselves, not individual flux files. (Note that this only works on flux files themselves, not
sources.) sources.)
- `fluxfile ls <fluxfile>` - `fluxfile ls -f <fluxfile>`
Shows all the components inside a flux file. Shows all the components inside a flux file.
- `fluxfile rm <fluxfile>:<path>...` - `fluxfile rm -f <fluxfile> -t <tracks>`
Removes flux from a flux file. You may specify the path to an individual read Removes flux from a flux file. All reads are removed from the specified track;
(e.g. `track.h0_t5.flux9`) or the track itself (`track.h0_t5`); the latter use the normal `c0h0` syntax, including using ranges, such as `c0-9h0-1`.
will remove all reads from the track.
- `fluxfile cp -i <input fluxfile> -o <output fluxfile> -t <tracks>`
Copies flux from one file to another. All reads are copied from the source
file and _appended_ to the relevant track in the destination file. You can use
ranges etc.
### High density disks ### High density disks