Well.. as said, FileWrite comes with MorphOS and you can use it to write a HDF. Type this in the shell:
Code:
That creates a 200MB hardfile, now you can give it to an emulator and prepare it there, or mount it under MorphOS with FileImageCtrl and then format it with MorphOS's format option.

If you want to create bigger HDF files that you don't have enough memory in your system, just use the Lua script I made and launch it in the shell like this:
Code:

LuaX create_file.lua Work:test.hdf 1024

That would create a 1GB hardfile, and then do the rest the same way as told with the FileWrite image...
Edit: the FileWrite command has been fixed to work with large files without noticeable memory consumption.

Or use the MorphOS Software Development Kit's dd command as suggested by Polluks, which does the same as FileWrite or create_file.lua.

You should be able to simply use the RawDisk: device to create and write file images.

Those images can be mounted with mounter.

So I have solved morphos unfortunately does not support 8 gig image files so the problem does not arise
If I want to prepare an 8 gig image file and beyond I have to use Windows and WinUAE unfortunately
That I like it or not

> You should be able to simply use the RawDisk: device
> to create and write file images.

This implies he has a physical volume he wants to create an image file of. As far as I can see, there's been no indication in this thread that this is what he seeks to achieve.

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Was the used filesystem something that should support that large files?

I had to create an 8 gig image for my cd32 with terrible fire
i know that cd32 has the limit of 8 giga maximum so i wanted to create n full image file of 3.2 and whdload and make an emergency backup without going through hundreds of whdload folders every time

You could use the Ice File System to create an 8 gig file,
see Filesystems.

In fact I had noticed while reading the file systems supported by morphos
I could use an external hard drive with ice file system to create the image file
I could create a 15/20 gig ice filesystem partition just to do this

I guess exFat counts as proper file system and is fully supported. AFAIR NTFS was supported, too.