Floppy disk
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* [[Commodore 1541 disk]] | * [[Commodore 1541 disk]] | ||
* [[Commodore 1571 disk]] | * [[Commodore 1571 disk]] | ||
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* [[PC-DOS 360K format]] | * [[PC-DOS 360K format]] | ||
* [[PC-DOS 1.2M format]] | * [[PC-DOS 1.2M format]] | ||
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* [[Akai Disk Format]] | * [[Akai Disk Format]] | ||
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* [[MacOS floppy format]] | * [[MacOS floppy format]] | ||
* [[PC-DOS 720K format]] | * [[PC-DOS 720K format]] | ||
Revision as of 13:40, 6 December 2012
- See also Filesystems, which are contained on Floppy Disks.
Formats for images of floppy disk data can be found at Disk Image Formats.
Contents |
8 Inch
5 1/4 Inch
- Apple II 13 sector disk
- Apple II 16 sector disk
- Commodore 1541 disk
- Commodore 1571 disk
- PC-DOS 360K format
- PC-DOS 1.2M format
3 1/2 Inch
- Akai Disk Format
- Commodore 1581 disk
- MacOS floppy format
- PC-DOS 720K format
- PC-DOS 1.44M format
- Twiggy floppy (Apple Lisa)
3 Inch
References
- List of Floppy Disk Formats, Wikipedia.
- Michael Haardt et al's Floppy User Guide has some information on physical, magnetic, etc formats.
