Version 1.1 of dcp                     Distribution is 14-Oct-93
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dcp - device copy program for AmigaDOS.

dcp is a program which replaces filetodev/devtofile.  It allows
copying to/from devices and it determines automatically the types
and sizes of the source and destination.


** WARNING **
    If you don't know what this program does, DO NOT RUN IT.  It does
    NOT deal with filesystems at all when manipulating a raw device.
    If you only specify the destination name as a device, it will write
    on the RAW device.  If you had a filesystem there, it would most
    assuredly be corrupted.  For those that understand this warning, you
    might want to take a look at the code anyway.  For those that do not
    understand this warning, erase this package now.


Command line options:
	-b = specify buffer size
	-m = specify maximum blocks to transfer
	-ss = specify source block number at which to start
	-ds = specify destination block number at which to start
	-v = turn on verbose mode
	-h = give more help


Examples:
    dcp dh1: ram:junk
	Will copy the entire dh1: device to the file ram:junk

    dcp floppy df0:
	Will copy the file floppy to device df0:

    dcp dh2: dh3:
	Will copy device dh2: to device dh3:

    dcp myfile1 myfile2
	Will copy file myfile1 to file myfile2 (same as AmigaDOS copy,
		that partial blocks are not copied)

    dcp -ss 200 -m 8192 junk_file hddisk.device,3
	Will copy 8192 blocks of file junk_file to device 3 of hddisk.device
		starting at block 200 of the device

    dcp -m 1 scsi.device,0 -
	Will dump the first block of SCSI unit 0 to stdout (the screen)

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legal_information
    Please read this first.  By using this product you automatically
    agree to all terms and conditions stated in the above file.

dcp
    The executable for AmigaDOS

dcp.c
    Source code for dcp

README.dcp
    You are already reading this (hopefully ;)



Changes since release 1.0 of dcp:
	bug fixed - last buffered read would not be written
	added new command line options: -m -ss -ds -v -h (see above)
	added ability to handle device name, unit, and flags directly


This package was written by Chris Hooper (cdh@mtu.edu).
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