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From: figueroa@oodis01.ARPA (Andrew Figueroa)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: C128
Message-ID: <72@oodis01.ARPA>
Date: 15 Mar 88 03:39:45 GMT
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Re:  Corrupted files in C-128 CP/M.

I have never had a corrupted file using two disk drives and Commodore's
version of CP/M +.  It is a terrific little CP/M "engine" and runs C-64 and
C-128 native mode software which is generally good and universally
innexpensive.

I'm just a user - a happy one - and that is the only disclaimer needed.

Andy Figueroa aka "figueroa@lognet2.arpa"