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In article <8610100029.AA19813@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> D7314@UWAVM.BITNET writes:
>Date:         Thu, 9 Oct 86 16:11 PDT
>From:         Patrick Ryan <D7314@UWAVM>
>Subject:      Re: Files not on Catalog
>To:           Apple Mailing list <INFO-APPLE@BRL.ARPA>
>
>> Does anyone know how to find out the names of files that do not
>> show up when you type in CATALOG.  I know they are on the disk.
>> How do you go about accessing them?



>This is known as a "Track Sector map" (T/S map).  The T/S map tells DOS
>where your file is stored at on the disk.  In this case, the T/S map is
>undoubtably stored on track 12, sector 0F (most of the time, T/S maps are
>stored on sector 0F of a track).  The first sector of the file is on track
>12 0E, the next is on sector 0D, etc.  Print this.
>(track 11) by searching for the end of the catalog

>Edit your catalog track ( track 12)  Find the appropriate sector by

	The catalog track is 11 (hex). the T/S list is on track 11
(hex) sector 00 (hex).
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