I have no clue how to "correctly" undo .ddd files.  But I see the
format is a 108 byte header followed by the raw disk image, so it is
possible to create the disk other ways:

examples: (unix dd)  dd if=amios2_1.ddd of=/dev/fd0 bs=108 skip=1
(replace /dev/fd0 with whatever the correct dev is for your floppy drive)

If you do not have access to a floppy on a unix machine (the above example
is from Linux), then you can do this:

on a unix machine:
dd if=amios2_1.ddd of=amios2_1.raw bs=108 skip=1

repeat this for each .ddd file and download the *.raw to your pc.
Now you can use loaddskf.exe from 
ftp.cdrom.com:/pub/os2/ibm/os2fixes/loaddskf.exe
to write the .raw images to floppies

you can also use "rawrite.exe" to write *.raw to floppies...it is available
on linux and 386bsd/netbsd/freebsd sites.

there is a version of dd for os2 that is in the gnu file utilities on
ftp.cdrom.com.  I have not tested it with ami-for-os2, but remember
that it was EXTREMELY slow.  To use it, replace the
'of=' part to 'of=a:'
ex:  dd if=amios2_1.ddd of=a: bs=108 skip=1
it is fast to use dd on the hard drive in os2; sending the output
to a file, then using loaddskf.exe to write to floppy is nice and quick.

an6038@anon.penet.fi

