#!/bin/sh
#
# This script will try to figure out what 
# format the disk is using:
#

D="/dev/fd0.0"

T="9";L="512";S="300";G="0x2b";OPT="+2step,+mfm";OPT2="";

fdcontrol -s $T,$L,0xff,$G,80,$S,1,0x50,2,0,$OPT,$OPT2 $D

#
# Exit
#

exit

for T in "9" "18" #`jot 18 1`
do
	for L in "256" "512"
	do

		for S in "300" "500"
		do
			for G in "0x23" # "0x1b" "0x50" "0x20" "0x2b" "0x30" "0x60" "0x70" "0x80" "0x10" "0x00"
			do
				for OPT in "+2step" "-2step"
				do
					for OPT2 in "+mfm" #"-mfm"
					do

	echo "fdcontrol -s $T,$L,0xff,$G,80,$S,1,0x50,1,0,$OPT,$OPT2 $D"

	fdcontrol -s $T,$L,0xff,$G,80,$S,1,0x50,2,0,$OPT,$OPT2 $D

	vis /dev/fd0.0 | head -c 100000 > /dev/null

					done
				done
			done
		done
	done
done