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Article #1648Re: DOS on Rainbow100
From: Edward
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 1988 14:08
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 1988 14:08
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The files created on all versions of MS-DOS on the rainbow are compatiable. 2.11 was the last 'official' version of MS-DOS from DEC. 3.x is available from Suitiable Solutions. The Rainbow uses 80 track (96 tpi) Single sidded double density floppy drives. IBM PCs use 40 track(48tpi) Double Sidded Double Density. However PC DOS can format a 48tpi frive as single sidded using the format/1s option, these disks can be read and written to by the rainbow with out any additional software. The rainbow can not format/read or write any double sidded disk. Ed
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