The latest version of Apple Disk Transfer (ADTPro) has been released. According to the press release from David Schmidt, “This release understands ShrinkIt-shrunk disk images, and treats them like any other disk image. To be clear, ADTPro won’t create new SDKs – but it’ll unpack existing ones and write them to a real disk of appropriate size. Going the other way – from real disk to image – ADTPro will always create normal DOS-ordered (for 5.25″ disks) or ProDOS ordered (for anything else) disk images.
Other bug fixes include 5.25″-send bit corruption introduced in 1.2.1 and more conservative speediboot margins due to reports of failures in the field.
1.2.2 – July 22, 2012
New functionality:
[Server] ShrinkIt “SDK” disk images are recognized and dealt with as any other disk image
Bug fixes:
[Client] A bug was introduced in 1.2.1 due to an assembler upgrade that made many DOS 3.3 image sends fail to send correctly
[Client] SOS version volume display function regularly crashed
[Client] Speediboot pauses longer after serial reset to give various machines enough time to recover before sending out the first download request.”
