🚀 go-pugleaf

dillon@overload.Berkeley.CA.US (Matthew Dillon) writes:
>>Uli
>
>    Even though the Amiga's controller can stuff raw bits, the Amiga uses a
>    standard MFM encoding.  The difference is that the Amiga reads and
>    writes whole tracks at a time and therefore needs no gaps between
>    sectors, thus getting 11 sectors/track instead of 9.
>
>					    -Matt
>

Yes, that's what it _usually_ does (its native format).  But if you look
at the tech docs, you'll see that it can also do group code, a fact
used to great advantage by Mac Emulators (with some additional hardware
to do the disc speed.)  I never tried it out myself, but I would have
loved to do a Apple DOS 3.3 compatible file system in 68K Assembler :-)

Marcel