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From: "Fred_Scacchitti.WBST311"@XEROX.COM
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: INFO-CPM Digest V88 #202
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Date: 9 Sep 88 18:59:56 GMT
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>  Last summer before our school started, I ported a file to MS-DOS diskette
>with my commodore 128 w/rfc512 disk drive using Trans-128 software. I
>formatted MS-DOS diskette on my commodore 128 and put a file into it.
>
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>  I believed that trans-128 misplaced sector#/track# on all tracks that
>made MS-DOS system slowed down. Why?
>
>-- Tim Stark
>

Tim,

Sounds like an interleave mismatch. The interleave on the converted disk
probably had the same as the C-128. This can cause some slooooooow copying. 

fas