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David Given
2025-08-19 01:11:40 +02:00
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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
sources.)
- `fluxfile ls <fluxfile>`
- `fluxfile ls -f <fluxfile>`
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
(e.g. `track.h0_t5.flux9`) or the track itself (`track.h0_t5`); the latter
will remove all reads from the track.
Removes flux from a flux file. All reads are removed from the specified track;
use the normal `c0h0` syntax, including using ranges, such as `c0-9h0-1`.
- `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