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From: liebo@csclea.ncsu.edu (Dr. Stan Liebowitz)
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Subject: Re: IBM 360K single sided disks
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Date: 19 Jul 89 02:50:18 GMT
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There is an easier way that probably will work. Get a public domain
formatter
calledsuch as eeDC format. Format the disk with 80 tracks, 9 sectors, and pick
the
ibm boot option. This is easier than copying the boot sector over. I
have
found DC formatted disks can be read by IBM, although I can vouch for
single
sided.