I was looking at a forgotten directory into my MSX area into my PC, and I found a lot of disk images which was compressed using one of Xelasoft utilities. I didn't found a newer utility to handle with these file formats, they're too old.
I found XSC and XSD (as command-line utilities for Linux), but they cannot be executed easily into my LInuxbox (Alex Wulms compiled them in the nineties). 
I know that there is the MSX Disk Image, written in FreePascal. But I really want a command line utility, so I could use a shell script to convert all of them back to DSK. 
Any ideas? Maybe the best idea is to run them into a OpenMSX session, using the MSX-version of the utility, and set up the speed as fast as hell. 
