Warp Docs
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I Couldn't find a doc for this one, so here's my version, with apologies
to the author.

To Compress a disk,

             WARP read 0 79 ram:mydisk.wrp

                    will read tracks 0 to 79, creating the file mydisk.wrp,
(make sure you have the RAM !), and so to warp just the bits you need, you
simply do WARP read start finish filename !

To UnCompress a disk,

             WARP write ram:mydisk.wrp

                    will write the contents of the archive mydisk.wrp onto
the disk in the internal drive df0:

Note that when you have written a disk, you then have to either eject it,
wait a few seconds and re-insert it to recognise the change, or use the
AmigaDOS command diskchange to recognise the change.

                    Robert Lang.
                    (TOPIK)