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Name	:	mmm-decoder
Description	:	Get the Soundpool file names from a Magix Music Maker MMM file. A simple C program. Can be used as base for more MMM decoding. For Windows & Linux.
Version	:	0.1
Release	:	19/Mar/2023
Download	:	mmm-decoder-0.1.zip

Name	:	plppart32
Description	:	Create/Modify/Delete partitions from the commandline. Backup/Restore the Master Boot Record.
Version	:	0.1
Release	:	03/Apr/2007
Download	:	plppart32.exe
Help output: PLPPART32 v0.1 20070403 by Elmar Hanlhofer http://www.plop.at Create/Modify/Delete primary partitions from the commandline Save/Restore the Master Boot Record (MBR) from the commandline -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parameter: -h Print help. -i Print drive info and partiton table. -d [val] Drive number (0=first harddisk). -p [val] Select partition, values 1 to 4 allowed. -id [val] Set partition type. -b [val] Set partition boot flag. 0=no bootflag, 0x80=set bootflag -ss [val] Set partition start sector. -sh [val] Set partition start head. -sc [val] Set partition start cylinder. -es [val] Set partition end sector. -eh [val] Set partition end head. -ec [val] Set partition end cylinder. -lbastart [val] Set partition LBA start sector. -lbasectors [val] Set partition LBA sectors. -fileout [file] Write MBR to file. -filein [file] Write new MBR from file. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Output Table: NR Partition number ID Partition id BOOT Bootflag * with harddisk number [], usually 0x80 SS Startsector SH Starthead SC Startcylinder ES Endsector EH Endhead EC Endcylinder LBAST LBA start sector LBASEC size in sectors SIZE calculated size -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Examples with first harddisk: Display partition table: plppart32 -d 0 -i Backup MBR: plppart32 -d 0 -fileout mbr.bak Set bootflag for 2nd partition: plppart32 -d 0 -p 2 -b 0x80 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !!!! Make a backup of you MBR (-fileout), before you edit your partition table. !!!! Do NOT save the backup on the harddisk you are changing.