Rob Doyle wrote:
> As a clarification, it looks to me like the sector header data "words"
> are always 16-bit, regardless if the disk pack is formatted for 16-bit
> data or 18-bit data.
That's how I understood it too.
> From a hardware point of view, sector header "Word 3" and "Word 4"
> have no
On 6/27/2019 11:27 AM, Bob Supnik wrote:
As I suspected, RP class drives (except the RP07) have 4 words of
header, and RM class drives have 2. This is confirmed by the RSTS/E disk
initialization code. RSTS/E can't format an RP07, so I can't verify how
those functions ought to work. RSTS/E seems
As I suspected, RP class drives (except the RP07) have 4 words of
header, and RM class drives have 2. This is confirmed by the RSTS/E disk
initialization code. RSTS/E can't format an RP07, so I can't verify how
those functions ought to work. RSTS/E seems to think it has 2 words of
header, thoug
