Re: DS HD floppies

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From: killoran
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 1991 17:47

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Actually, many times one can tell a 360K disk from a 1.2M disk.

360K disks (2S/2D) tend to have a strength ring around the hole in the
middle while 1.2M disks (2S/HD) tend not to.

Mike Killoran
killoran@xn.ll.mit.edu

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