🚀 go-pugleaf

I have just checked out exactly what MY PC wanted in the way of bytes to
recognize an IBM disk, and as far as I know, Byte 0 has to be 0xEB, and
byte 2 has to be 0x90 in the boot sector (from an 11/28/85 formatted disk
on the ST).  That's it.  (The EB is a short jump to the real boot code,
byte 1 would be the displacement; the 90 I have no idea about).

You can try changing these with a sector editor.  If your PC doesn't recognize
this, then perhaps it is time you changed your BIOS.  (Perhaps real release
copies of both PC and ST software might help things - an article in the
current "Computer Shopper" indicates problems with software from Sham Shui Po).

(I am also not absolutely sure that *both* of the above bytes are necessary,
it seemed to accept the disk after reporting an error with only 90H there,
but that wasn't consistent).