And here I was thinking I’d need to set up a FreeDOS VM and extract them to virtual floppies one at a time (especially difficult if dealing with 360K or 720K floppy images). Either that or try to get CopyQM to work in DOSBOX/DOSemu.

As already said in comp.os.cpm, the readily build cpmtools for Windows does _not_ include LibDsk at all.
So as a workaround, all other programs (see my blog also for my hints about using cpmtools with VMWare Player and Virtualbox) which may help to convert image files should be considered also.

for CP/M disks, I liked CPMTOOLS, although you’ll need to know what kind of format the disks were/are… I guess they are CP/M for the PC, so you can work with that. Or try an emulator and see if it boots.

WinImage doesn’t like CP/M format at all (isn’t FAT or anything like that). To extract files from those disks you will need use other tool that can work the CP/M format.

the .dd looked like a ‘raw’ image to me, I was able to boot up on PCEm without any issues… I don’t know why winimage wouldn’t like them, it liked mine…

Compiled fine using Bloodshed Dev-C with GCC! looks like this one outputs .dd images. Now, I need to get that into the .img Winimage likes, and not Sydex’s own .img format.

good luck!