The diskindex directory contains files that show what should be included on
the intel disks I am aware of and have so far catalogued, with some
corrections and omission for corruption.

The format of these files is
# name of disk
label: xxx		where xxx is the label found on the disk
version: nn		where nn  is the version found in the disk label
format: yyy dd zzz	where yyy is the OS, dd is the disk density and
                    zzz is the initial skew information found in the label
os: sss			where sss is the OS on the disk if present
Files:
file,size,checksum,location	file info and where location is the directory
                            or the file itself if aliased or ending in ~n.
                            The ~n option is used where I have found several
				            versions of the same file. I have eliminated some
                            versions where I have found corruption or where
                            there is spurious information past the eof record. 
...
# optional comment lines

Note for some file records there is an extra field that indicates some
problem with the file or that there is a directory file listing that
I haven't saved as this can be reconstructed.

If you have perl you can run collect.pl with one of the indexes as an argument
it will collect the files into a subdirectory named as per the argument with the @ removed

Note The cpm, isis-iv, irmx and xenix folders are not included in the diskindex,
instead they contain the directory structures for the relevant disks and
for isis-iv and irmx there is a __log__ file and an __fnodes__ file that contain
information on the extracted file and the fnode information on the files from the
disks. I may at some point in the future bring these into the same structure as the others.